by Canadian Fraud News | Mar 27, 2026 | News
Dutch police have released unblurred images of 79 suspected fraudsters accused of impersonating police officers or bank employees to steal money and valuables, primarily from elderly victims. The move is part of the country’s “Game Over” campaign, which has already...
by Canadian Fraud News | Mar 27, 2026 | News
Police in Gatineau, Quebec, say they interrupted an alleged police impersonation scam in progress and arrested two young men from the Montreal area. Investigators say the suspects were collecting victims’ bank cards as part of a broader fraud tactic that has also...
by Canadian Fraud News | Mar 27, 2026 | News
A Canadian man accused of playing a role in a large grandparent scam targeting elderly victims has been taken into U.S. custody after being apprehended in Central America. Authorities say the case is part of a broader fraud network that allegedly used fear, urgency,...
by Canadian Fraud News | Mar 27, 2026 | News
Airdrie RCMP are warning Canadians about a telecom-related fraud scheme after arresting a 19-year-old local man allegedly connected to one of the fake “return facilities” used in the scam. Police say the operation involves fraudsters impersonating phone companies,...
by Canadian Fraud News | Mar 20, 2026 | News
Google says it has joined a new international industry accord aimed at strengthening the fight against online scams and fraud. The announcement was made at the UN Global Fraud Summit in Vienna, where a group of major companies said they would work together on threat...
by Canadian Fraud News | Mar 20, 2026 | News
A Saskatchewan immigration fraud case has taken another turn after a judge ruled that serious misconduct by Canada Border Services Agency officials undermined the fairness of the prosecution. Although the judge said he still believed Gurpreet Singh was guilty, he...
