What happens if my .ca domain name expires?

If your .ca domain expires it will be cancelled as described in the CIRA (Canadian Internet Registration Authority) Registrant Agreement. .ca domains may be available for renewal after the expiration date. There is no Redemption Period for .ca domain names.

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