Here is a recent article from Mark Blumberg and Kate Robertson entitled Ontario Corporations Don't Need to Wait for the ONCA – Continuing from the OCA to Federal Jurisdiction. For many Ontario corporations who don't want to wait for the ONCA which may or may not come into force in 2016, or want to carry out governance changes now, a continuance from Ontario to Federal may be an appealing option.
Here is a link to the article: https://www.canadiancharitylaw.ca/uploads/Ontario_Corporations_Dont_Need_to_Wait_for_the_ONCA_-_Continuing_from_the_OCA_to_Federal_Jurisdiction.pdf
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