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A prairie firm. A federally licensed team. A genuine commitment to doing this right.
Day Group Inc. is a Licensed Insolvency Trustee firm serving Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. We exist to give people dealing with debt an honest, clear, professional path forward, without pressure and without pretence.
Licensed Insolvency Trustee
- Federally licensed
- LIT Licence No. 4172
Our mission
Why Day Group Inc. exists.
Most people who contact a Licensed Insolvency Trustee have been carrying debt stress for months before they pick up the phone. They have avoided the problem, hoped it would resolve itself, or been misled by companies that promised relief and delivered very little.
Day Group Inc. exists to be the opposite of that experience. We are licensed professionals with a legal obligation to act in your interest. We explain every option available to you, including options that do not involve us. And we do not tell you what you want to hear if it is not true.
The prairie provinces are our home. We understand the economic landscape here, the industries our clients work in, and the specific provincial rules that govern insolvency in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. That local knowledge matters when we are working through the details of your situation.
Our commitment
We will tell you the truth about your options, explain every path clearly, and never steer you toward a process that does not serve your actual best interest. That is not a marketing statement. It is a legal obligation, and we take it seriously.
The team
Meet the people you will actually speak with.
Jordan Day
Licensed Insolvency Trustee
- MMPA
- CIRP
- LIT
- Licence No. 4172
Jordan Day is a Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) and Chartered Insolvency and Restructuring Professional (CIRP) with more than 25 years of experience helping individuals, families and small business owners across Western Canada address serious financial challenges.
Jordan advises clients on consumer proposals, personal and business bankruptcies, and informal arrangements with creditors. He understands that financial difficulties affect more than the numbers. They can place significant stress on families, businesses, relationships and future plans.
His approach is compassionate, practical, and judgment-free. Jordan takes the time to understand each client’s financial circumstances, review the actual numbers and explain the available options in plain language. He is straightforward about what each option involves, what it may cost and what the client will be responsible for, so they can make an informed decision without feeling pressured.
Jordan’s goal is to help each client find a realistic and sustainable path forward that they understand and can successfully complete.
Outside the office, Jordan enjoys spending time with his family and staying busy on his farm.
Tami Rogers
Senior Program Manager
- CAIRP Insolvency Administration Diploma
- Registered BIA Insolvency Counsellor
Tami has more than 28 years of experience in the insolvency industry, helping individuals and families across Saskatchewan and Western Canada understand their options for dealing with overwhelming debt.
Her experience covers all areas of personal insolvency, including consumer proposals, personal bankruptcy, creditor issues, debt restructuring, and financial counselling. Tami takes the time to understand each client’s circumstances and explain the available options in clear, straightforward language.
As a Registered BIA Insolvency Counsellor, Tami also helps clients develop practical budgeting and money-management strategies. She provides guidance on rebuilding credit after a consumer proposal or bankruptcy and establishing stronger financial habits for the future.
Tami holds a CAIRP Insolvency Administration Diploma and continues to advance her professional education in the insolvency field. Her approach is compassionate, knowledgeable and judgment-free, with a focus on helping each client make informed decisions and find a realistic path toward greater financial stability.
How we work
The principles behind every conversation.
These are not aspirational statements written for a website. They describe the specific things we commit to in every file we handle.
No pressure. No agenda.
We do not earn more if you file a consumer proposal instead of choosing another path. We are legally required to explain all options. You decide what is right for your situation.
Plain language, always.
Insolvency law involves technical language. Our job is to translate it into plain, honest English so you understand exactly what each step involves, what it costs, and what it means for your life.
No judgement.
Debt is a circumstance, not a character trait. People find themselves in financial difficulty for every reason imaginable. You will not be judged here. The conversation starts where you are.
Complete confidentiality.
Your conversations with a Licensed Insolvency Trustee are professional and private. We do not share your information except as required by the regulatory process, and we explain when that applies.
Regulated fees. No surprises.
LIT fees are set by federal law. You know exactly what any formal process costs before you agree to proceed. No upfront charges for a consumer proposal and no hidden fees in a bankruptcy.
Prairie knowledge.
We know Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba: the industries here, the economic pressures people face, and the specific provincial rules that affect exemptions and options in your situation.
The difference
What makes Day Group different from other debt help options.
The Canadian debt help industry includes many types of companies. Here is why the distinction matters and what it means for you.
We are the only professionals who can file your proposal or bankruptcy
Consumer proposals and bankruptcies can only be administered by a Licensed Insolvency Trustee. No debt consultant or settlement company can do this, regardless of how they describe themselves.
Only a filing stops collection calls and wage garnishments
The legal Stay of Proceedings is automatic on the day of filing. It cannot be triggered by any other type of arrangement, debt negotiation, or consultant engagement.
Our fees are regulated by federal law
Debt settlement companies set their own fees, charge them upfront, and keep them regardless of outcome. LIT fees are set by the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. You cannot be overcharged.
We are required to disclose all your options
Before any formal process begins, we are legally required to explain every option available to you, including those that do not involve Day Group. That obligation does not exist for unregulated companies.
Years of licensed insolvency practice serving Canadians in the prairie provinces.
Every initial consultation, every time. No assessment fees, no retainers, no obligation to proceed.
Our federal licence
Day Group Inc. is a Licensed Insolvency Trustee regulated by the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Canada. LIT licence no. 4172. Verify at the OSB public insolvency database anytime.
Where we work
Serving Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
We serve clients throughout the three prairie provinces. Consultations are available in person, by phone, and virtually. If you are not sure whether we can assist in your area, call us and we will confirm.
Alberta
- EdmontonMajor centre
- CalgaryMajor centre
- Red Deer
- Lethbridge
- Grande Prairie
- Medicine Hat
- Fort McMurray
Serving all of Alberta. Virtual and phone consultations available province-wide.
Saskatchewan
- SaskatoonMajor centre
- ReginaMajor centre
- Prince Albert
- Moose Jaw
- Swift Current
Serving all of Saskatchewan. Virtual and phone consultations available province-wide.
Manitoba
- WinnipegMajor centre
- Brandon
- Steinbach
- Thompson
- Portage la Prairie
Serving all of Manitoba. Virtual and phone consultations available province-wide.
Questions about Day Group
Frequently asked questions.
Common questions about who we are, how we work, and what to expect.
Yes, completely. There is no charge for the initial consultation and no obligation to proceed with anything afterward. The consultation typically takes 30 to 60 minutes. You can ask any questions you like and leave with a clear picture of your options, with no commitment required.
Yes. We offer consultations by phone, video call, or in person. For clients in more remote areas of the prairie provinces, phone and video work just as well as an in-person meeting. The entire consumer proposal and bankruptcy process can be completed without requiring you to visit an office in person.
That uncertainty is exactly what the free consultation is for. Many people who contact us are not sure whether they need a consumer proposal, a bankruptcy, a debt consolidation, or something else. By the end of the conversation, you will have a clear understanding of every option available to you and an honest assessment of which, if any, makes sense.
A Licensed Insolvency Trustee is required by law to explain all your options before recommending any particular path. You will not be pushed toward a process that does not serve your actual needs.
Yes. Your conversations with a Licensed Insolvency Trustee are professional and private. We do not share your information with creditors, employers, or any third party except as required by the regulatory process under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. We will always explain clearly if and when any information is shared as part of a formal process.
You can reach us by phone at 825-450-2193, by email at claims@daydebt.com, or through the contact form on our website. You can also book a consultation directly through our free consultation page, choosing a time that works for your schedule.
Today is the day.
The first conversation costs nothing. Book a free confidential consultation with a Program Manager and leave knowing exactly where you stand.
Confidential · No obligation · Federally regulated