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Seniors are often targeted by fraudsters who use pressure, fear, trust, and emotional manipulation to steal money and personal information. Common frauds include investment fraud, prize fraud, relationship fraud, emergency frauds and
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- Fraud knows no borders. The CAFC was proud to support Disruption Week, bringing together law enforcement and industry partners to disrupt cyber-enabled fraud, identify fraud networks, and protect potential victims. #kNOwfraudScam Center Strike Force Announces Results of U.S. & Private Industry “Disruption Week” “America is facing an unprecedented threat from industrial-scale, foreign organizations looking to prey on our citizens,” said @AAGDuva. “And unprecedented problems call for novel, bold
- The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre is proud to have supported Operation FRONTIER+ III, an international sprint aimed at identifying and disrupting fraud, including illicit transactions, suspicious bank accounts, fraudulent websites, telephone numbers, email accounts, and money mule
- We encourage Canadians to stay alert for scams using the Canada Strong Fund name. The Fund is not yet open for public investment. Details on how to participate as a retail investor will be provided by the federal government.
- Media Release: Stay Alert to Roofing, Driveway Paving, and Contractor Scams 🔗northbaypolice.ca/news-releases/…
- 🚨 When you report a suspected #scam, the info helps the @canantifraud and its partners combat fraud and cybercrime. If you were a victim of a scam, you should also report it to your local police. canada.ca/en/revenue-age… #BeScamSmart #CdnTax
00:00 - 🚨Phishing Alert! Fake Parking and Speeding Infraction Text Messages As summer approaches and travel increases, fraudsters are sending fake parking and speeding infraction messages to Canadians across the country. These messages may appear to come from a municipality, government
- ⚠️ CONSUMER ALERT: As demand surges for tickets to major summer events like the FIFA World Cup 2026™, concerts, and festivals, the Bureau warns consumers to stay vigilant when buying event tickets. 🎫 For tips and to learn how to report fraud ➡️ canada.ca/en/competition…
- Beware of jobs offering free travel for a delivery. It's a setup. Border officers can inspect all items crossing the border. If caught with drugs, consequences are serious in Canada and abroad. Learn more: travel.gc.ca/travelling/hea…
00:00 - 🚨NEWS ALERT🚨 The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) worked with a Canadian financial institution to help recover approximately $3.5 million CAD linked to a sophisticated payment redirection fraud targeting a Quebec business. In April 2026, fraudsters targeted a business
- 🚨 Fraud Alert: Calendar Phishing Fraudsters are sending emails that look like invoices or subscription notices from companies such as PayPal or Norton. These emails include or trigger a calendar invite, that are often automatically added to your device calendar. How it works:
- The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) is raising awareness of an extortion fraud involving individuals impersonating law enforcement officials from China and Hong Kong. The fraud has been reported internationally and primarily targets members of the Asian community, including
- The RCMP’s NC3 was proud to partner with @TorontoPolice on Project Lighthouse, Canada’s first investigation into the use of “SMS blasters”. This operation shows how police continue to adapt to new threats: ow.ly/wbgn50YP1Sb
























