Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

@canantifraud

This account is not monitored 24/7. Call your local police to report a crime. Visit: https://t.co/zOUz7q96je Français : @antifraudecan

North Bay, Ontario Katılım Ekim 2010

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·16 Mar

Fraud is affecting Canadians every day, and it continues to grow in both scale and complexity. Fraudsters are using advanced technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and professional-looking tools, to make fraud harder to detect. These tactics allow criminals to impersonate trusted people, companies, and platforms, increasing the chances that victims will believe the interaction is real. Fraud Prevention Month is an opportunity to raise awareness, share practical tips, and encourage Canadians to slow down, verify information, and report fraud to help protect themselves and others. Learn more: antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/features-vedet… #FPM2026

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·31 Mar

🚨FRAUD ALERT! The CAFC is receiving reports of phishing text messages related to the bread price-fixing settlement. These messages will ask you to click on a link and provide personal information and financial information, including debit card or credit card information to ‘’receive the settlement payment’’. Canadians are reminded to exercise caution when receiving unsolicited messages. Do not click on links or provide personal information unless you can verify the source. For more information on phishing, visit: antifraudcentre.ca/scams-fraudes/… #FPM2026 #kNOwfraud #showmetheFRAUD #BeScamSmart

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·31 Mar

Fraud Prevention Month may be ending, but the fight against fraud is not. When Canadians recognize, reject, and report fraud, they are not just protecting themselves, they are helping protect others. Reporting fraud and cybercrime gives us the information needed to track trends, support investigations, and disrupt organized crime groups targeting Canadians. To report fraud, visit: reportcyberandfraud.canada.ca #FPM2026

RCMP@rcmpgrcpolice

Fraud has many faces, even those you thought you could trust. This #FPM2026, look out for frauds that use generative AI technology: ow.ly/fKnB50YAIlT

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·30 Mar

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC), and its policing partners from the @TorontoPolice , @VancouverPD, @OPP_News and @rcmpgrcpolice are warning Canadians and people planning to visit Canada to remain vigilant against FIFA World Cup™ themed frauds. Large-scale events generate significant demand for tickets, travel, and accommodations. Fraudsters often take advantage of this demand by advertising fraudulent tickets, fake travel packages, and non-existent short-term rental accommodations. As Canada prepares to host matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026™, authorities are encouraging fans to take precautions when purchasing tickets or booking travel and accommodations. To read the full news release: rcmp.ca/en/news/2026/0… #FPM2026

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·30 Mar

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Ontario Provincial Police@OPP_News

It’s about more than just money. Fraud doesn’t just cause financial loss. It can lead to emotional stress, long term consequences and lasting harm. ⚠️ Prevention starts with awareness. Staying informed about evolving fraud techniques helps you protect yourself and the people around you. - Don’t be afraid to say no - Always do your research - Never give out personal information Learn more from @CanAntiFraud at antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/protect-proteg… 🔄 Share what you learn with family and friends. A quick conversation can prevent someone from becoming a victim.

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·27 Mar

Maple Disruption 2025 showed the power of partnerships, bringing together law enforcement, government, financial institutions, and industry to disrupt fraud at multiple stages. One key takeaway: reporting matters. Even if no money is lost, every report helps identify trends, support investigations, and prevent others from becoming victims. Fraud prevention is a shared effort. ✔️ Recognize the signs of fraud ✔️ Reject ✔️ Report fraud to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre Together, we can make it harder for fraudsters to succeed. Learn more about how we are tackling fraud together: antifraudcentre.ca/features-vedet… #FPM2026

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·26 Mar

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Consumer Protection Ontario@ONconsumer

🔍 Check your credit report at least once a year to stay ahead of fraud. Think of it as your financial “annual checkup,” but without the waiting room magazines. Learn more at ontario.ca/page/credit-re… #FPM2026 @canantifraud

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·26 Mar

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Competition Bureau Canada@CompBureau

🚨 Slow down! Take a moment to question texts and calls that demand immediate action. Be careful when clicking on links, especially when they transfer you to a site asking for your name and password. Tips to avoid being scammed: competition-bureau.canada.ca/fraud-and-scam… #FPM2026

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·25 Mar

Fraud prevention starts with awareness, but it also requires action! You can: • Report fraud and attempted fraud • Stay informed on current trends • Talk openly about warning signs • Pause before sending money or personal information Visit the CAFC #FPM2026 page for more information: antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/features-vedet…

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·25 Mar

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Ontario Provincial Police@OPP_News

Contribute to building #SafeCommunities. Reporting fraud attempts, even when no money is lost, strengthens intelligence, reveals trends and supports disruption. Sharing your experience with others also helps reduce the stigma. Your report can help protect others. ❗ If you or someone you know has been a victim of fraud, visit @CanAntiFraud at antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca to file a report.

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·24 Mar

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Greater Sudbury Police Service@SudburyPolice

Scammers are getting better at pretending to be you - or convincing you to hand over information they can use. 🔐 Protect yourself from identity fraud: antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/scams-fraudes/… #FraudPrevention #FPM2026 @canantifraud

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·24 Mar

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UNODC against Organized Crime@UNODC_UNTOC

🔑Communication plays a key role in preventing organized fraud. Handbook on Effective Communication Strategies for the Prevention of Organized Fraud, launched at the #GlobalFraudSummit, provides guidance for countries, the private sector & civil society. bit.ly/4uxFV6u

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·23 Mar

Fraud is complex, organized, and constantly evolving. Tackling it requires more than awareness alone; it requires strong partnerships, timely reporting, and coordinated action. Week 4 of Fraud Prevention Month focuses on how collaboration and reporting help disrupt fraud and protect Canadians. To learn more about how we are tackling fraud: antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/features-vedet… #FPM2026 #RecognizeRejectReport

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·20 Mar

With over $351M in reported losses in 2025, investment fraud continues to cause significant financial losses in Canada. Warning signs may include: • Guaranteed returns • Pressure to invest quickly • Cryptocurrency payment requests • Difficulty withdrawing funds Do your research before investing! Learn more: #FPM2026" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">antifraudcentre.ca/features-vedet…

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·19 Mar

Great news coming out of the Global Fraud Summit. Recognize, Reject, and Report Fraud! #FPM2026 linkedin.com/posts/safety-c…

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·19 Mar

Fraud is becoming increasingly sophisticated. Fraudsters are using: • Artificial intelligence-generated communications • Deepfake video technology • Tools to impersonate trusted organizations • Fraudulent investment platforms As technology evolves, so do fraud methods. Learn how fraud is changing with technology: #FPM2026" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">antifraudcentre.ca/features-vedet…

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·17 Mar

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Ontario Provincial Police@OPP_News

⚠️ It looks real … is it? #AI-generated content is getting harder to recognize. Those behind the fraud are using new methods to mimic trusted people and institutions to trick you into urgent action. 🚩 Spot the red flags: - Video clues: unnatural movements, mismatched audio, or inconsistent lighting and shadows - Audio clues: monotone, odd pacing and pauses, robotic echo Learn more at getcybersafe.gc.ca/en/resources/r… 🔄 Share to help protect someone in your social circle. #FraudPreventionMonth

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·17 Mar

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CSIS Canada@csiscanada

⚠️🛡️ Fraudsters are impersonating government employees and claiming personal documents are under investigation. #FPM2026 When in doubt, report your concerns to the @canantifraud ow.ly/43rW50YtCvT

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Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre@canantifraud·13 Mar

Reporting fraud matters. One report may seem small, but when combined with others, it can reveal patterns and help us: • identify trends • support investigations • prevent further victimization Learn more this #FPM2026 and visit: antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/features-vedet…

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