# Biza.ca > Biza.ca is a Canadian business consulting service, part of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group. Owners of small Canadian businesses, in every province and territory, who want a plain checklist for setting up properly and then growing on solid ground Biza.ca is part of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group of companies, a Canadian business headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, led by Ali Sedighi, MBA. Coverage: Canada. Contact: call or text (604) 632-4959, or email Ali@Sedighi.ca. There are no forms: call, text or email only. ## Key pages - [Home](https://biza.ca/): Biza.ca turns the scattered jobs of running a small Canadian business into 26 letters you can tick off. Start with A, the accounts you own, and work down to Z. - [Services](https://biza.ca/services/): Most owners can tick two-thirds of the alphabet on their own. Our four services cover the rest, from a one-off 26-letter review to a monthly advisory that closes a letter or two at a time. - [Areas](https://biza.ca/areas/): Most of the 26 letters work the same from Victoria to St. John's. Four of them, B, H, L and P, point to different offices depending on where you trade. Here is where to find them. - [About](https://biza.ca/about/): Biza.ca exists because most small-business problems we see were not hard to prevent; they were simply never written down. The alphabet is our way of writing them down. - [Results](https://biza.ca/results/): Our published numbers come from HVAC companies, because that is where Ali has built the most. Here is what each result shows, which checklist letters it rests on, and what carries over to other businesses. - [Pricing](https://biza.ca/pricing/): We use the published Sedighi.ca consulting ranges: hourly from $175, projects from $3,500, retainers from $2,500 a month. Which one fits depends on how many letters are red. - [FAQ](https://biza.ca/faq/): The questions owners ask before they hire us, answered plainly. Anything missing can go straight to Ali by phone, text or email. - [Contact](https://biza.ca/contact/): Call or text (604) 632-4959, or email Ali@Sedighi.ca. The most useful thing you can send is a photo of your marked-up checklist. ## Services - [A to Z review](https://biza.ca/services/a-to-z-review/): A fixed-scope project where Ali Sedighi, MBA, checks every letter of your setup against real evidence and hands back a ranked list of what to fix first. - [Accounts recovery](https://biza.ca/services/accounts-recovery/): If your domain, Google profile or ad accounts sit in someone else's name, your business is renting its own identity. We map every account and help you move each one back to the owner. - [Growth letters](https://biza.ca/services/growth-letters/): When the setup letters are green but the phone is quiet, the problem usually sits in five letters: Google profile, measurement, reviews, search and website. We fix them as one system. - [Monthly advisory](https://biza.ca/services/letter-a-month/): One standing session a month, one or two letters closed each time. Over a year that finishes most of the alphabet without a big project landing on your desk. ## Coverage - [Alberta](https://biza.ca/areas/alberta/): In Alberta, letter B runs through authorized registry agents, H through WCB-Alberta, and P through a provincial privacy law. Long winters and chinooks shape the growth letters. - [British Columbia](https://biza.ca/areas/british-columbia/): In BC, letter B points to BC Registries, H to WorkSafeBC, and P to a provincial privacy law rather than the federal one. The rest of the alphabet works as anywhere else. - [Manitoba](https://biza.ca/areas/manitoba/): In Manitoba, letter B leads to the Companies Office, H to WCB Manitoba, and consumer questions to the Consumer Protection Office. One large city and a wide rural market call for two approaches to search. - [New Brunswick](https://biza.ca/areas/new-brunswick/): In New Brunswick, letter B leads to the Corporate Registry at Service New Brunswick, H to WorkSafeNB, and consumer matters to FCNB. Bilingualism is a government duty, but often a smart business choice. - [Newfoundland and Labrador](https://biza.ca/areas/newfoundland-and-labrador/): In Newfoundland and Labrador, letter B leads to the Registry of Companies through CADO, H to WorkplaceNL, and consumer matters to Government Services. The island and Labrador are two very different markets. - [Nova Scotia](https://biza.ca/areas/nova-scotia/): In Nova Scotia, letter B leads to the Registry of Joint Stock Companies, H to WCB Nova Scotia, and consumer matters to the province's Consumer Protection office. Halifax and the rest of the province need different search approaches. - [Ontario](https://biza.ca/areas/ontario/): In Ontario, letter B leads to the Ontario Business Registry, H to the WSIB, and consumer questions to Consumer Protection Ontario. The size of the market makes the search and review letters decisive. - [Prince Edward Island](https://biza.ca/areas/prince-edward-island/): On the Island, letter B leads to the PEI Business and Corporate Registry, H to the Workers Compensation Board of PEI, and consumer questions to the provincial government. In a small market, reputation letters carry extra weight. - [Quebec](https://biza.ca/areas/quebec/): Quebec changes more letters than any other province. B leads to the Registraire des entreprises, H to the CNESST, P to a provincial privacy law, and N, S and W must account for French-language rules. - [Saskatchewan](https://biza.ca/areas/saskatchewan/): In Saskatchewan, letter B leads to the ISC corporate registry, H to WCB Saskatchewan, and consumer questions to the FCAA. Distance between cities makes the Google profile and search letters especially important. - [Territories](https://biza.ca/areas/territories/): Each territory runs its own registry. Yukon has its own workers' compensation board, while the Northwest Territories and Nunavut share one commission. Nunavut's language law adds Inuktut to letters N, S and W. ## Guides and articles - [Guides](https://biza.ca/guides/): Three guides that turn the A to Z idea into work you can do this week: the full checklist, a deep dive on the letter that matters most, and a calendar that keeps it current. - [A to Z checklist](https://biza.ca/guides/a-to-z-checklist/): Twenty-six letters, three to six tick boxes each. Print it, mark it honestly, and the empty boxes become your to-do list in the order that protects the business first. - [Accounts you own](https://biza.ca/guides/accounts-you-own/): Letter A comes first because every other letter sits on top of it. Here is how to find every account your business uses, check who really owns it, and write it all down on one page. - [Annual calendar](https://biza.ca/guides/annual-a-to-z-calendar/): You do the whole alphabet once. After that, a few letters a month keeps it current. Here is a month-by-month calendar for Canadian small businesses, with room for your own dates. ## Optional - [Full text](https://biza.ca/llms-full.txt) - [Parent company](https://sedighi.ca)