Something else interesting from the government website (and then I'm done):

Special resolutions must have the approval of two thirds of the votes cast. For example, shareholders usually make the following decisions by special resolutions:

• fundamental changes, for example, amending the corporation’s name; amending the articles regarding such matters as the province of registered office; restrictions on share transfers; restrictions on activities; and changes involving such matters as amalgamation dissolution and continuance; and
• selling all, or substantially all, of the corporation’s assets.