How do I find a corporation in Alberta?

Search for the Coporate Name to find the Corporate number. Then search again with the Corporate Number to find the history across name changes and amalgamations.

How much is a corporate search in Alberta?

$16/20 – Online Alberta Corporate Registry Search Alberta’s Corporate Registry stores all of the corporate information for current or formerly registered Alberta corporations, extra-provincial corporations, partnerships, trade names (business names), and non-profit organizations.

How do you check if a company is registered in Alberta?

If you are searching for a business that is active in Alberta but that does not appear to be currently licensed, please contact the Service Alberta Contact Centre at 1-877-427-4088 for confirmation.

How do I find out the owner of a franchise?

The best way to find out who owns one specific franchise is usually to just ask. You can visit the business in person or call, and in most cases, you can get a name immediately. If the manager is unwilling to tell you the name of the owner, you can try contacting the franchising company’s head office.

How do I verify a business owner?

Proof of Corporation Ownership

Stock ownership documents.
Share certificates issued by the corporation.
Additional documents like liquor license applications, financial contributions, and contract agreements may also be used for smaller businesses without share certificates.

What is the sales tax for Alberta Canada?

Children’s clothing and footwear; costumes and sports equipment and excluded

Diapers (excludes adult-sized diapers)

Feminine hygiene products (excludes douches,sprays and deodorants,and feminine wipes)

Books ( excludes magazines and newspapers)

What are the major industries of Alberta Canada?

Service. The service industry in Canada is diverse and accounts for close to 70% of the GDP.

Energy. Canada is ranked at the top of the global leader of energy production and exports some of the energy that they create.

Manufacturing.

Agriculture.

Mining.

Fishing.

The Growth of Canada’s Industries.

Is there a Walmart in Alberta Canada?

Walmart Deerfoot Supercentre in Calgary: 1110 – 57th Avenue NE: 403-730-0990: Walmart East Hills – Calgary Supercentre: 255 East Hills Blvd. SE: 403-387-0850: Walmart Macleod Supercentre in Calgary: 9650 Macleod Trail: 403-258-3988: Walmart Marlborough Supercentre in Calgary: 3800 Memorial Drive NE, Unit 1100: 403-235-2352: Walmart McKenzie Supercentre in Calgary

How did Alberta become part of Canada?

This Canadian History for Kids article continues in 1870, the Dominion of Canada acquired the land that 35 years later would become Alberta. By 1905, Canadian Prime Minister Sir Wilfred Laurier granted official provincial status to Alberta and the neighbouring province of Saskatchewan.