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International Language Academy of Canada Files for Bankruptcy Protection

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The International Language Academy of Canada (ILAC), a private English-language school, has announced it is ceasing operations due to financial challenges. The company, which was based in Toronto and operated campuses in Vancouver, filed for bankruptcy protection. The announcement was made on the school's website on September 18, 2026, and all classes and programming were cancelled effective immediately.

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ILAC cited increased financial challenges due to significant regulatory changes affecting the education sector as the cause for its insolvency. The closure impacts the operational status of the school's facilities in both Toronto and Vancouver.

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  • VancouverLocation of one of the operational campuses
  • TorontoLocation of the company's headquarters

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  1. José Carlos Chávez contacted KPMG regarding assets of ILAC International College, which KPMG is acting as trustee for in Vancouver.Sub-event
  2. ILAC, based in Toronto and operating in Vancouver, faces insolvency proceedings led by KPMG.1 source

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