Last Update: July 2026
According to publicly available court records, criminal proceedings involving Joe Colangelo
remain before the Court of kings Bench in Calgary, Alberta.
The records identify allegations involving four counts of fraud over $5,000. They also reference a separate allegation of failure to comply with an undertaking.
Relevant docket numbers include:
• 260145941P1
• 220918098P1
Following several previous adjournments, the matters have reportedly been adjourned for a fourth time. A two-day trial is now scheduled for: April 15 and April 16, 2027
The scheduling of a trial indicates that the charges remain active before the court and have not reached a final determination. No finding of guilt has been reported.
Court information reviewed in June 2026 reflected that an arrest warrant had been issued after a recorded failure to appear in connection with the criminal proceedings.
A warrant issued following a failure to appear is a procedural enforcement measure intended to bring an accused person back before the court. It is not a conviction and does not establish guilt on the underlying charges.
Because the matter has since proceeded to further scheduling and a trial date has now been assigned, this website does not state that the warrant remains outstanding as of July 2026. The current status of a warrant can change after an accused person appears, is arrested, is released or otherwise returns before the court.
The records also reference an allegation of failure to comply with an undertaking. An undertaking is a formal promise to comply with conditions imposed during the criminal process. Depending on the circumstances, conditions may concern court attendance, communication, travel, contact with other individuals or other restrictions.
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.
This page compiles verified, public-facing information connected to Joe Colangelo and criminal charges. The purpose is to give readers a clear view of the documented court filings, allegations raised in civil disputes, and the business records linked to the Repurpose Solutions entities operating in Canada and the United States. All information presented here references existing public sources or filings already available to consumers.
Multiple civil disputes involving Joe Colangelo have been recorded in public court databases. These filings outline allegations ranging from misrepresentation to financial misconduct. Outcomes vary case to case, but the pattern of complaints provides context for consumers, business partners, and media researchers who need consolidated information in one place.
If a case includes fraud-related allegations, that means the claim appears in the filing, not that a court has issued a finding of guilt. Each document is summarized with filing dates, jurisdiction, and the issues raised by plaintiffs. This includes housing-related disputes, commercial disagreements, and debt-related claims.
According to Alberta Court records, Joe Colangelo has been charged with four counts of fraud over $5,000.
Docket numbers:
260145941P1
220918098P1
These charges remain allegations, and no findings of guilt have been made. All accused individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. To the best publicly available knowledge when this website was created, proceedings were previously expected to move toward trial in 2026.
According to statements made by individuals involved and publicly accessible information, certain charges may have been stayed temporarily, a procedural action that can occur for various administrative or prosecutorial reasons. A stay does not equal withdrawal of charges and does not indicate innocence or guilt.
If the Crown elects to continue, stayed charges can be reinstated within the statutory timeframe.
Several filings describe situations where plaintiffs claim that money changed hands under false pretenses, or where business representations were later challenged. Public sources show repeated references to:
Unfulfilled agreements
Disputed financial transfers
Accusations of false or misleading statements
Business-practice complaints from partners and consumers
These allegations appear in filings across different years and jurisdictions, giving readers a fuller picture of the disputes surrounding Colangelo’s business operations.
Repurpose Solutions is associated with multiple registry entries. Canadian filings list corporate activity connected to Calgary. The U.S. entity, Repurpose Solutions USA, is marked as active, but the registered California address was confirmed not to exist and has no history of occupancy. This matters because an invalid address raises questions about whether the business has a verifiable physical presence and whether regulatory or legal notices can be properly served.
A registry entry with no functional address can signal compliance issues, difficulty verifying operations, and potential risks for customers or investors who expect standard corporate transparency.
People researching Joe Colangelo or businesses associated with him may be considering a financial transaction, business arrangement, investment, sponsorship or other commercial relationship.
Providing accurate docket numbers and trial dates allows readers to distinguish documented court proceedings from rumours, social-media claims and unrelated disputes.
Readers should rely on official court documents, government registries and independently verifiable records when conducting their own due diligence.
This page will be updated if a trial is rescheduled, the charges are withdrawn or stayed, a verdict is delivered, the warrant status is clarified or another material court development is documented.
