Your Articles of Incorporation include your Corporate Information Sheet, Certificate of Incorporation, Form 1, Schedules A, B & C, and Form 2. 

An example of the first page of your Articles can be found below:

Corporations Canada provides every incorporated business with their own information from the initial registration. This information is required when making changes to your corporation or for tax purposes. It will include information such as:

If you can't find your Corporation Key, you can easily request a new Corporation Key here:
​https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/cd-dgc.nsf/eng/cs04178.html
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A Certificate of Incorporation is much like a birth certificate for your incorporated business. It will hold the date of incorporation, a uniquely assigned corporation number, and the full name of the company.
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Form 1 includes a few key pieces of your incorporated business such as: Schedules A, B, and C, the minimum and maximum number of directors your company can have, and the types of business restrictions your business might have.
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Schedule A lists the types of share classes that your company has the authority to issue to shareholders. 

Learn more about shares classes, and their intended uses here.  
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Schedule B is a document labelling the types of restrictions regarding the sale and transfer of shares.
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Schedule C includes other provisions for your business.
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Form 2 lists the Registered Head Office and the company's first Board of Directors.
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With Ownr, entrepreneurs have the ability to add/edit/remove directors while having all the necessary filings and registrations handled automatically.