Nidad Krupalija is a director of a federal corporation created with Corporations Canada, a division of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) Canada. The director's office address is 730 Eastbourne Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1K 0A7. The corporation name 6017207 CANADA INC..
Business Information
| Director Name | NIDAD KRUPALIJA |
| Address | 730 Eastbourne Avenue Ottawa ON K1K 0A7 |
| Corporation Name | 6017207 CANADA INC. |
Corporation Information
| Corporation ID | 6017207 |
| Current Name | 6017207 CANADA INC. |
| Address | 730 Eastbourne Avenue Ottawa ON K1K 0A7 |
| Incorporation Date | 2002-09-06 |
Location Information
| Street Address |
730 EASTBOURNE AVENUE |
| City | OTTAWA |
| Province | ON |
| Postal Code | K1K 0A7 |
| Country | Canada |
Directors in the same postal code
| Director Name | Address | Corporation Name |
|---|---|---|
| Alfred A. Bishai | 32 Sandridge Rd, Ottawa, ON K1K 0A9 | Tentmaker Pictures Inc. |
| M. Mccormack | 20 Sandridge Rd., Ottawa, ON K1K 0A8 | Nistow Boutiques Limited |
| Compaoré Rasmane | 32 Arundel Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1K 0B6 | Groupe ANAF Inc. ANAF Group Inc. |
| David W. Cork | 11 Arundel Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1K 0B1 | Uncorked Consulting Inc. |
| Adel F. Bishai | 32 Sandridge Rd, Ottawa, ON K1K 0A9 | Tentmaker Pictures Inc. |
| Martin L Munro | 7 Arundel Ave, Ottawa, ON K1K 0B1 | BlueLuv Inc. |
| Ann Chaplin | 24 Arundel Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1K 0B6 | Cornerstone Housing for Women Le Pilier Logements Pour Femmes |
| Sheri Boyd | 34 Arundel Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1K 0B6 | 3822117 Canada Inc. |
| Kortimi Deme | 32 Arundel Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1K 0B6 | Groupe ANAF Inc. ANAF Group Inc. |
| Ailish Campbell | 25 Arundel Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1K 0B7 | Canada 2017 Give Back-Redonner |
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Dataset Information
This dataset includes over one million directors of businesses and not-for-profits incorporated with Corporations Canada, a division of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) Canada. Corporations Canada is Canada's federal corporate regulator, responsible for administering laws regarding the incorporation of Canadian businesses, except for financial intermediaries. Each director is registered with director name, office address, corporation number, corporate name, corporate office address, etc.
Dataset Information
| Subject | Economics and Industry |
| Jurisdiction | Federal |
| Data Provider | Corporations Canada, a division of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) Canada |
| Source | open.canada.ca |
| Attribution | Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence - Canada. |
Dataset Details
A corporation is a new legal entity created when incorporating. Directors are responsible for supervising the activities of the corporation and for making decisions regarding those activities, while officers are responsible for the day-to-day operation of the corporation. The number of directors is specified in the articles of incorporation, and there must be at least one director, elected at the shareholders' meeting by a majority of votes of shareholders. Directors are allowed, but not required unless by articles, to hold shares of a corporation where they are directors.
At least 25 percent of the directors of a corporation must be resident Canadians. Corporations operating in sectors subject to ownership restrictions (such as airlines and telecommunications) or corporations in certain cultural sectors (such as book retailing, video or film distribution) must have a majority of resident Canadian directors. The duties and liabilities of directors and officers are prescribed under the Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA), and other federal, and provincial or territorial statutes or court decisions. The duty of care requires that the directors and officers must exercise at least the level of care and diligence that a reasonable person would exercise in similar circumstances act honestly at all times, in good faith and in the best interests of the corporation, as opposed to their own personal interests. Directors and officers must always remain informed about the corporation's activities, ensure that the corporation's activities are legal and in the best interests of the corporation.
Information about federal corporations is public information, including the names and addresses of corporation's directors, as required by corporate laws that govern federal corporations. This applies even after a corporation has been dissolved, amalgamated or discontinued. Corporate information is made public to help people, like investors, financial institutions and other stakeholders, make timely and informed decisions about corporations, and let people know who is responsible for the corporation. Information and documents filed are not removed from the corporate records even when new information or documents are filed, including documents previously filed, filed for previous years or filed by mistake. Corporate laws require the public disclosure of this information.