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Medium Service Alert: Nunavut Court Search Service Disruption We understand that the Nunavut Court of Justice is currently working through a significant backlog of search requests . However, the court is still processing requests submitted in July and August 2026 . As a result, substantial delays remain, and normal processing times have not yet resumed . Centro will continue to monitor the situation and provide further updates as more information becomes available. Clients may continue to submit search requests; however, completion timelines cannot currently be confirmed.
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We understand that the Nunavut Court of Justice is currently working through a significant backlog of search requests. However, the court is still processing requests submitted in July and August 2026.
As a result, substantial delays remain, and normal processing times have not yet resumed.
Centro will continue to monitor the situation and provide further updates as more information becomes available.
Clients may continue to submit search requests; however, completion timelines cannot currently be confirmed.
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Court search services through the Nunavut Court of Justice are currently unavailable. As a result, Centro is presently unable to complete the following searches:
- Higher Court Litigation Searches
- Small Claims Court Searches
- Bank Act Searches
Centro has made numerous attempts to contact the court for further information but has not yet received a response.
We are continuing to monitor the situation and will provide an update as soon as additional information becomes available or search services are restored.
Orders may continue to be submitted and will be processed as soon as search services become available.
Medium Toronto Litigation Searches – OCPP Technical Issue The Ontario Courts Public Portal (OCPP) continues to experience technical issues affecting Toronto litigation searches. Centro Has Implemented a Workaround Following extensive testing and troubleshooting, Centro has identified a workaround that allows us to locate applicable Toronto litigation records despite the current OCPP issue. We are continuing to process Toronto litigation searches; however, searches are taking longer than usual to complete because additional steps are required to ensure applicable records are identified. Important Update: Centro has implemented additional search procedures to address the current OCPP limitation. Toronto litigation searches can continue to be processed, but please allow additional processing time while these procedures remain necessary. We will continue to monitor the OCPP and return to our normal search process once the technical issue has been corrected. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
The Ontario Courts Public Portal (OCPP) continues to experience technical issues affecting Toronto litigation searches.
Centro Has Implemented a Workaround
Following extensive testing and troubleshooting, Centro has identified a workaround that allows us to locate applicable Toronto litigation records despite the current OCPP issue.
We are continuing to process Toronto litigation searches; however, searches are taking longer than usual to complete because additional steps are required to ensure applicable records are identified.
Important Update: Centro has implemented additional search procedures to address the current OCPP limitation. Toronto litigation searches can continue to be processed, but please allow additional processing time while these procedures remain necessary.
We will continue to monitor the OCPP and return to our normal search process once the technical issue has been corrected.
We appreciate your patience and understanding.
Closed issues
⚠️ Manitoba PPR – Scheduled Registry Closure
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The Manitoba Personal Property Registry (PPR) has completed its scheduled system migration and the new registry platform is now available.
The modernized PPR system includes an updated search platform and an improved registry search report. Manitoba PPR searches and registrations can now be processed as usual.
Registry Fee Change
Effective October 1, 2026, the Manitoba PPR registry search fee has increased to $17.00 per name searched.
Centro has updated its service accordingly, and clients can continue to submit Manitoba PPR searches and registrations through the usual ordering channels.
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Please be advised that the Manitoba Personal Property Registry (PPR) will be offline and unavailable due to a scheduled system migration:
Closed: Friday, September 25 at 4:30 p.m. CDT
Reopens: Thursday, October 1 at 8:30 a.m. CDTDuring this period, Manitoba PPR searches and registrations cannot be processed.
If you have any time-sensitive Manitoba PPR searches or registrations, we recommend submitting them to Centro well in advance of the September 25 closure.
Any requests received during the closure will be processed as soon as the registry becomes available.
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