The Land Registry lists every surface and mineral title in the province.
In the registry, the general public can find out who the owner of each title is and who has an interest registered against a title.
An interest is a legal encumbrance that affects a title.
Examples of interest holders are mortgage companies and utility providers, though many others exist.

ISC records all changes of ownership in land and the interests that are registered against land.
The corporation also maintains an up-to-date directory in which interests against Crown land may be filed.
The provincial judgment registry, a database of legal writs and maintenance orders, is another registry that ISC maintains; the judgment registry is linked to the Land Registry as a means of registering those types of interests.
The Land Registry lists every surface and mineral title in the province. In the registry, the general public can find out who the owner of each title is and who has an interest registered against a title. An interest is a legal encumbrance that affects a title. Examples of interest holders are mortgage companies and utility providers, though many others exist.
ISC records all changes of ownership in land and the interests that are registered against land. The corporation also maintains an up-to-date directory in which interests against Crown land may be filed. The provincial judgment registry, a database of legal writs and maintenance orders, is another registry that ISC maintains; the judgment registry is linked to the Land Registry as a means of registering those types of interests.
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