Coverage by province

Where checks are open

The Full Check is open in BC, Alberta and Ontario: $39 CAD, or three for $99. Every other province and territory listed here is still in research; a check cannot be ordered there yet.

BCOpen

British Columbia

Type
province
Official sources on file
9

Open for the Full Check. Province guidance (deposits, liens, permits) is still being reviewed and is not part of a report until it passes QA.

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ABOpen

Alberta

Type
province
Official sources on file
12

Open for the Full Check. Province guidance (deposits, liens, permits) is still being reviewed and is not part of a report until it passes QA.

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SKNot open yet

Saskatchewan

Type
province
Official sources on file
12

Not open for checks yet. Sources, wording and review still have to pass QA.

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MBNot open yet

Manitoba

Type
province
Official sources on file
8

Not open for checks yet. Sources, wording and review still have to pass QA.

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ONOpen

Ontario

Type
province
Official sources on file
11

Open for the Full Check. Province guidance (deposits, liens, permits) is still being reviewed and is not part of a report until it passes QA.

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NBNot open yet

New Brunswick

Type
province
Official sources on file
11

Not open for checks yet. Sources, wording and review still have to pass QA.

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NSNot open yet

Nova Scotia

Type
province
Official sources on file
11

Not open for checks yet. Sources, wording and review still have to pass QA.

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PENot open yet

Prince Edward Island

Type
province
Official sources on file
10

Not open for checks yet. Sources, wording and review still have to pass QA.

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NLNot open yet

Newfoundland and Labrador

Type
province
Official sources on file
11

Not open for checks yet. Sources, wording and review still have to pass QA.

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YTNot open yet

Yukon

Type
territory
Official sources on file
7

Not open for checks yet. Sources, wording and review still have to pass QA.

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NTNot open yet

Northwest Territories

Type
territory
Official sources on file
6

Not open for checks yet. Sources, wording and review still have to pass QA.

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NUNot open yet

Nunavut

Type
territory
Official sources on file
7

Not open for checks yet. Sources, wording and review still have to pass QA.

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What a listed source means

A listed source is a starting point, not a conclusion about a contractor, agreement, deposit, lien, insurance, workplace obligation, permit, or project. A missing public record is not evidence of wrongdoing.

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