March is Fraud Prevention Month and Canadian authorities are warning people to learn about scams to prevent themselves from becoming victims.

Two dozen Canadian nationals were charged for their alleged roles in a scheme that targeted seniors by posing as relatives ...

The conspirators called older adults and posed as their grandchildren in need of bail money after a fake arrest, federal ...

Twenty-five Canadians have been charged with being part of a scheme to defraud hundreds of seniors across the United States, ...

In a statement on Wednesday, the group said that there has been a rash of scams and cons involving fake ... The Ottawa Police Service also said in a statement on Monday that it has recently ...

Impersonation fraud, one of Canada's fastest-growing scam categories, resulted in a financial loss of $638 million to fraud ...

A group of 25 Canadian nationals have been charged in what the U.S. Attorney for the District of Vermont is referring to as a ...

The U.S. Attorney's Office says 24 Quebecers and one person from Ontario defrauded American seniors of $21 million.

(WCAX)—This week, the cooperative work of authorities in Canada and the U.S. led to the ... countless seniors and other Americans, and the scams get savvier every year. “These have morphed ...

Residents are being reminded to watch for red flags and protect themselves from scams, with March being Fraud Prevention ...

More on Canada The Saskatoon Police Service said it will never send a text ... Residents who might have fallen victim to a scam or fraud can report it to the Saskatoon Police Service at 306-975 ...