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Further to my post yesterday here is a list of 77 available LLL.CA domain names to register. I know everyone loves a LLL domain name and hopefully you find some below that are of interest to you, please note the following information before you register a .CA domain name.

About .ca Domain Names

The .ca country-code top-level domain name (ccTLD) is an extension that represents Canada. A .ca domain name broadens your site’s audience to Canadian residents, as opposed to .com, the generic top-level domain name (gTLD) designating commercial activities. This extension is particularly beneficial for companies that conduct business in Canada by making their URLs more recognizable for Canadian residents and businesses.

Domain names can be up to 63 characters, and can contain letters (a to z), numbers (0 to 9), and hyphens (except as the first or last characters of the domain name). You cannot register domain names with special characters such as & and #. We support the following French IDN (Internationalized Domain Name) characters: é, ë, ê, è, â, à, æ, ô, œ, ù, û, ü, ç, î, ï and ÿ.

Who can register .ca domain names?

Only the individuals and entities that meet the requirements in the Canadian Presence Requirements can apply to CIRA to register .ca domain names, on a first-come, first-served basis. However, .ca domain names use the bundle approach. This means the registrant of a .ca domain name has exclusive rights to every variant of that particular domain name. For example, only the registrant of grace.ca has the rights to register grâce.ca, and vise-versa.

Individuals and entities that meet the registration requirements include Canadian citizens, permanent residents of Canada, aboriginal people indigenous to Canada, or legal representatives of Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Non-individual registrants include all other legal registrant types, such as corporations. Applicants must meet the Canadian Presence Requirements.

If you registered a .ca domain name with the University of British Columbia (UBC) registry before November 8, 2000, you satisfy the Canadian Presence Requirements, unless the UBC registrant for the domain name no longer exists or you transferred the domain name to another registrant.

NOTE: CIRA periodically audits domain names to ensure they conform to eligibility requirements. If CIRA cannot confirm your eligibility status or you become ineligible to own a .ca domain name, CIRA might request information from your registrar to prove your eligibility. You must send us the requested information within the specified time frame to avoid deactivation of your .ca domain names.Do not send the information directly to CIRA.

I have added a link to UniRegistry.com the domain name registrar built for domain investors and owned by Frank Schilling this is an affiliate link and I will be paid should you register one of the domain names, I know there are other places but if you are using UniRegistry and purchase one of the below LLL.CA domains I would appreciate the commission its only a few cents but it helps me out with my renewals of the not so profitable domains I own… I am sure we all have a few of these in our portfolio…

All of the .CA Domain Names were available to register as of today 30th of August @ 19:25 GMT.