A.S.K. Courier Express adjudged bankrupt

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Edmonton-based A.S.K. Courier Express has been adjudged bankrupt Aug. 13, and MNP appointed its insolvency trustee.

A.S.K. was indebted to Servus Credit Union in the amount of $462,125 as of Jan. 9, plus interest and costs, Servus proved in court.

The company also owes:

  • $2 million to Royal Bank of Canada
  • $180,579 to 4Refuel
  • $17,820 to J8JM Trucking
  • $281,923 to Business Development Bank of Canada
  • $115,796 to Cadx Group;
  • $74,711 to Thunder 5 Corporation
  • $5,024 to West Wing Financial

Court documents also suggest the company owes the Alberta Workers’ Compensation Board $75,204, and Canada Revenue Agency $1.17 million.

The trucking and logistics company was founded in October 2014. It began defaulting on its payment obligations to Servus in mid-2024. The company attempted to realize its securities but was only able to recover $15,750 from the sale of two trucks.

Court documents indicate the company has ceased operations. The first meeting of creditors will take place Sept. 3.

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