Joe Colangelo Alert!
Independent resource compiling public records on Joe Colangelo, including fraud charges, court filings, and corporate registry data.
Source: Joe Colangelo Social Media
Independent resource compiling public records on Joe Colangelo, including fraud charges, court filings, and corporate registry data.
Source: Joe Colangelo Social Media
JoeColangeloAlert.com is an independent website created to organize publicly available information about matters involving Joe Colangelo, including criminal charges, corporate filings, and documented public-source material. The goal is to help Calgary Co-op members, business partners, community stakeholders and individuals access verified information in one place.
All information on this site comes from public records, court documents, government registries, archived posts, and community submissions. Nothing here asserts guilt or wrongdoing. Criminal charges are allegations only, and all individuals are presumed innocent until proven otherwise in a court of law.
This website is not affiliated with Calgary Co-op, Change.org, Evergreen Co-op, or any government agency.
If new public information becomes available, this site will update accordingly.
Date: June 2026
According to publicly available court records, an arrest warrant has been issued for Joe Colangelo following a recorded failure to appear in relation to previously reported criminal matters before the Alberta courts.
Court records also reference an additional matter involving an allegation of Failure to Comply with an Undertaking.
Relevant docket numbers include:
• 260145941P1
• 220918098P1
The matter has been adjourned for a second time, with the next scheduled court date listed as June 24, 2026.
The warrant and related proceedings are reflected in publicly available court records as of June 2026. No final court rulings or determinations regarding guilt have been reported at this time.
As with all criminal proceedings, charges, warrants, adjournments, and other procedural court actions are allegations and steps within the legal process. They do not constitute findings of guilt, and all accused persons are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.
Source: Court of Kings Bench of Alberta in Calgary.
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This website summarizes publicly available information regarding criminal fraud charges involving Joe Colangelo in Alberta, Canada. According to Alberta Court records, Joe Colangelo has been charged with four counts of fraud over $5,000.
Learn about Joe Colangelo’s Criminal Charges
Several Ferrari-themed fundraising and raffle websites promoted by Joe Colangelo in Calgary, Alberta, including Dreamtodrive.world, ferraridream.com, drive-for-hope.lovable.app, and ferrariraffle.ca, have recently been promoted online through articles, social media, and marketing campaigns such as Retail Insider, (Since this update, the two articles on Retail Insider have been taken down. Source: https://retail-insider.com/retail-insider/2026/06/ferrari-themed-calgary-fundraiser-offers-150000-trip-to-italy-for-childrens-diabetes-initiatives/).
Consumer Advisory Regarding FerrariDream.com
Members of the public considering purchasing tickets through FerrariDream.com should conduct their own independent due diligence before sending money. At the time of review, the website does not appear to clearly identify a raffle licence number, a registered charitable organization receiving proceeds, or comprehensive rules, terms, and conditions governing the promotion.
Joe Colangelo has been publicly involved in the promotion and marketing of these Ferrari-themed fundraising websites. Information relating to these promotions has reportedly been provided to relevant authorities, and aspects of these fundraising activities are presently under investigation. For more information visit: Ferrari Raffle
Post Source: Instagram Joe Colangleo
Post Source: Instagram Joe Colangelo
Source: Lovable App | Website Takedown by Lovable Trust & Safety Team
Repurpose Solutions Canada Inc. — Dissolved
Repurpose Solutions Canada Inc., linked to Joe Colangelo, was officially dissolved on February 2, 2024, according to the Alberta Corporate Registry.
The registry doesn’t provide a reason for the dissolution. Companies can be struck for missed filings, inactivity, or other administrative failures, but the result is the same: the corporation no longer legally exists in Canada.
Repurpose Solutions USA — Active on paper, questionable in practice
Repurpose Solutions USA is listed as an active corporation in California. However, the address on its state filings located in Thermal, California, does not appear to be a legitimate business location. Public records, mapping data, and third-party checks show no commercial property or office at that address called Repurpose Solutions, and there is no indication the company has ever operated from that location.
WHY THIS MATTERS:
This creates a problem for anyone entering contracts with the company. If the business address is inaccurate or non-existent, it makes it harder to verify operations, assess liabilities, or confirm where official notices can be served. Those gaps expose contractors, suppliers, and clients to higher risk.
Despite the Canadian corporation being dissolved and the U.S. address being unreliable, Joe Colangelo continues to publicly present himself as the owner of Repurpose Solutions on business dealings, social media and LinkedIn. This disconnect between public claims and corporate reality is something individuals and businesses should be aware of before engaging with him or the company in any capacity.
See the detailed Repurpose Solutions Inc
Hold Joe Colangelo Accountable: Transparency in Calgary Co-op & Repurpose Solutions
COMMUNITY CONCERNS: The Issue
This page summarizes concerns that Calgary Co-op members and petition signers publicly raised on Change.org before the petition was removed by Mr. Colangelo. This page is included for transparency because community sentiment is part of the public interest surrounding Co-op governance.
PETITION BELOW:
We are calling on Calgary Co-op members, Alberta residents, and the general public to stay informed about individuals seeking to influence local institutions.
The website savecalgarycoop.com, (which appears now to be inactive since this petition) previously promoted by Mr. Joe Colangelo, expressed support for a petition calling for changes to Calgary Co-op’s leadership. While everyone has the right to participate in public discussions, it is important for the public to understand the background of those leading such campaigns and to verify factual accuracy for themselves.
Public Statements Made by Mr. Colangelo
Mr. Colangelo previously published several online posts related to Calgary Co-op and his advocacy efforts. Those posts are no longer publicly accessible. For reference, screenshots were taken while they were available so that readers may understand the context of statements he made at that time. This petition does not suggest any specific reason for their removal.
Read about Joe Colangelo and Calgary Co-op advocacy
In a publicly available online comment, Mr. Colangelo wrote:
“ Albert Guido was incorrectly quoted on this story by Craig Patterson because of incorrect information I gave Craig. Please contact me at joeco@fiducia.ca for the correct information. My sincere apologies. Joe Colangelo, Fiducia”.
This reflects a correction made by Mr. Joe Colangelo regarding information he previously provided to a journalist.
Source: Retail Insider
In 2025, Mr. Colangelo published a LinkedIn post responding to Calgary Co-op’s accusation of violating a restraining order against Mr. Joe Colangelo. In that post, he stated:
“The image I shared online was meant to demonstrate the severity of black mold risks — not to pass as a photograph of Co-op’s property. I regret any confusion and have since clarified it in follow-up materials.”
This public statement confirms that the photograph previously posted in the context of Calgary Co-op advocacy was NOT of Co-op’s property and required clarification after its initial publication.
Within a discussion thread on Joe Colangelo’s LinkedIn account, Canadian businessman W. Brett Wilson provided the following statement:
“Joe, I have had several folks ask me about my support for your efforts challenging COOP - for clarity - I have no knowledge and no engagement - so please DELETE me from the social media - people very incorrectly assume or believe I am involved - and I am not as you know.”
W. Brett Wilson, Chairman & CEO
This public clarification, appearing on Mr. Colangelo’s own LinkedIn page, confirms that Mr. Wilson has disclaimed any knowledge of, or involvement in, Mr. Colangelo’s Calgary Co-op campaign.
Source: Joe Colangelo LinkedIn
Calgary Co-op is owned by its members, and its future should be guided by facts, fairness, and full transparency from everyone participating in its governance and public discussions.
While Mr. Joe Colangelo has encouraged Co-op leadership to be transparent, publicly available information including corporate registry records, his own statements, and various legal filings raises questions that many members feel deserve clarification. These questions do not imply wrongdoing, nor do they assume guilt. They simply highlight the need for openness when someone seeks to influence a major member-owned institution.
This petition does not allege that Mr. Colangelo has committed any crime or misconduct. He is legally presumed innocent in all matters.
However, we believe that:
Co-op members deserve to understand who is attempting to influence their cooperative, what their interests are, and whether all relevant information has been fully disclosed. Transparency from every party, not just Co-op leadership, is essential for informed decision-making.
This petition supports transparency, accountability, and fact-based decision-making.
Sources:
Joe Colangelo has several LinkedIn Profiles: Joe Colangelo & Joe Colangelo
Public online comment by Joe Colangelo regarding Craig Patterson article Date: June 30, 2025, Source URL: Retail Insider
LinkedIn post by Joe Colangelo responding to Calgary Co-op restraining order allegations Post Date: Aug 4, 2025 , Source: LinkedIn (Now unavailable)
LinkedIn post of alleged mold Post date July 30, 2025 Source URL: LinkedIn (now unavailable)
Comment by W. Brett Wilson within a LinkedIn thread on Joe Colangelo’s account, clarifying no involvement with Calgary Co-op campaign Date: Aug 5, 2025, Source URL: LinkedIn (now unavailable)
Petition itself: Source URL: Https://change.org/StopJoeColangleo Removed on Dec 7, 2025 (unavailable)
All quotations and references in this section are taken directly from publicly available online statements made by Joe Colangelo or posted within his own LinkedIn account, or from official Alberta court records. No statements in this section are speculative or interpretive; they are presented verbatim or with minimal formatting for clarity. Links, docket numbers, and dates are provided where possible to allow independent verification.