Lorne C. Wallace, the founder of Lone Wolf was working for a chartered accounting firm when he accidentally reformatted the hard drive at the company he was working at. Read More

Lorne moved on and started his career as a roving controller, and soon realized the programmers had no idea how to develop the software that the company needed. So Lorne hired Peter Reilly to write the system for him. This became the original version of Lone Wolf and went live on April, 15^th 1987. Read More

Lone Wolf Corporation was incorporated to hold the assets that were beginning to be developed. Read More

Lone Wolf began full time operations January 1, 1989. Lone Wolf only had one program at this time, which is now called brokerWOLF back office management solution. Read More

Des O’Kelly, the Executive VP,  joined Lorne at Lone Wolf. Read More

The Front Desk system, which is now called WOLFconnect front office management solution was developed. Read More

The first sale to a RE/MAX office was made, which was the largest real estate franchisor in Canada at the time. This provided Lone Wolf with more credibility in the system. Read More

Lone Wolf continued to attend trade shows and in terms of market share passed the older and more established companies in the market. Read More

A dramatically enhanced back office accounting version was developed, closing the gap between Lone Wolf and their competitors. Read More

Sales continued along steadily with Lone Wolf focusing more on the real estate industry. Read More

Lone Wolf became the premier accounting software program for real estate brokers in Canada, surpassing all competitors in the Canadian marketplace. Read More

The last DOS version of the program was sold in the summer of 2001 and the Windows program was launched. Read More

An OPE (Opportunity for Product Enhancement) system was implemented whereby suggestions from clients for product changes are gathered by staff. They are then categorized, reviewed and authorized for development. Sales passed $1 million for the first time. Read More

The acquisition of RealEasy/BOS was completed. Sales surpassed $2 million for the first time. Read More

Lone Wolf acquired Global Realty Office, which is now known as the globalWOLF website solution. Read More

A new division, WOLFwatch Accounting Services, was launched in January of this year. Read More

In May, Lone Wolf moved the corporate headquarters into a brand new office building in the Can-Amera Corporate Centre. Sales surpassed $6 million for the first time. Read More

The acquisition of BrokerBackOffice Pro was completed which led to Lone Wolf Quick. Lone Wolf Quick is the Lone Wolf version that allows for QuickBooks integration.  Read More

Due to the DPN acquisition the number of brokerage offices that the complete enterprise solution oversees grew to beyond 5,000 and over 50% of the market share. Sales continued to grow and passed $7 million for the first time. Read More                               

Lone Wolf’s 20^th anniversary and the year that sales, post acquisition, passed $10 million for the first time. The acquisition of Lucero back office management program was finalized. Read More

Lone Wolf acquired the Canadian competitor Borran, which grew our international client base to over 8,700 offices. Read More 

The year was largely spent on solidifying the Next Generation product vision, known as brokerWOLF, and ensuring that the core accounting products represented by the RMS, DPN, Lucero and Borran products were all migrating in that direction. Read More

With the last several years of acquisitions resulting in a pipeline of data from over 9,000 offices utilizing the brokerWOLF program and related products, Lone Wolf started to move towards tools servicing the real estate agent, both through the brokerage and directly. Read More