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York Police Seek Richmond Hill Man in Alleged Vehicle-Buyer Fraud Scheme

by Canadian Fraud News | Jun 5, 2026 | News

York Regional Police are looking for a Richmond Hill man wanted in connection with an alleged fraud scheme targeting Spanish-speaking newcomers who were trying to buy vehicles. Police allege victims were shown vehicles connected to real online listings or dealerships,...

Scammers Target Canadians With Fake Milk Settlement Texts

by Canadian Fraud News | Jun 5, 2026 | News

Canadians are being targeted by phishing texts claiming they are eligible for a milk class-action settlement. The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre says it has received reports of texts directing people to a fake settlement website that asks for personal and credit card...

Tribunal Dismisses Canada Life Employee’s Benefits Fraud Discrimination Claim

by Canadian Fraud News | Jun 5, 2026 | News

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed a discrimination application brought by a former Canada Life employee who was terminated after a benefits fraud investigation. The Tribunal found the employee had not provided clear, convincing and cogent evidence...

CARFAX Canada and UCDA Expand Tool to Help Dealers Detect VIN Fraud

by Canadian Fraud News | Jun 5, 2026 | News

CARFAX Canada and the Used Car Dealers Association are expanding their collaboration by integrating CARFAX Canada VIN Fraud Check into the UCDA dealer member portal. The tool is intended to help dealerships identify possible re-vinned or VIN-cloned vehicles before...

Eight Charged in Alleged CERB Fraud Scheme Targeting CRA Accounts

by Canadian Fraud News | May 29, 2026 | News

Eight people from Ontario and Quebec are facing charges after an RCMP investigation into an alleged cyber-enabled fraud scheme targeting federal COVID-19 benefit payments. Police say the scheme involved stolen identities, unauthorized access to Canada Revenue Agency...

Edmonton Police Say Ethical Hackers Helped Prevent $42M in Potential Fraud Losses

by Canadian Fraud News | May 29, 2026 | News

The Edmonton Police Service says collaboration with ethical hackers, U.S. law enforcement, and other agencies has helped prevent more than $42 million in potential losses to scammers since July 2025. Police say the initiative involves receiving intelligence about...
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