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OpenCorporates provides legal-entity data drawn from official primary sources across more than 140 jurisdictions. It offers search of its legal-entity database and access to data through a self-serve API or secure bulk delivery. The site lists use cases including entity verification, third-party risk management, investigations and data management. API plans carry stated monthly and annual prices.
A search page for the Paycheck Protection Program Loan Database. Results list loans with business, location, jobs retained, amount approved and NAICS description. Data is stated to be obtained from the SBA.
XRefer is a directory for finding local companies for home and office solutions. Users find top companies in their area, compare them through customer reviews and pricing, and choose one; the site lists categories such as dumpster rental, junk removal, pest control and tree service. It states that it is completely free to use.
Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec search for digitized documents, newspapers, and archives.
Manitoba property assessment search for parcels, values, locations, and municipal assessment data.
Quebec RBQ search for contractors by region, licence type, and work category.
Quebec RBQ licence search for finding licence respondents and responsible persons.
College registrant lookup for checking professional registration and public status records.
Canadian rental directory search for apartments, housing providers, and local rental listings.
SEDAR mutual fund document search for Canadian investment fund filings and disclosure records.
Quebec online transport records search for clients, permits, and regulated service information.
TSX listed-company directory for finding public companies, listings, symbols, and issuer information.
A Toronto Star interactive database that lets users enter an address to see a breakdown of housing complaints for participating buildings in the city. The page reports that a Star analysis found Toronto's RentSafe program has received 9,285 complaints.