March is Fraud Prevention Month, and Ontario Provincial Police want you to always be wary of scams.
Detective Sergeant Ted Schendera says fraud is something that’s reported every day across our country.
Schendera says police officers work closely with the Canadian Anti Fraud Centre to help prevent scam.
Schendera says it’s all about education.
In the last year alone, Canadians have been defrauded over $97-million dollars.
He adds that OPP work closely with the Canadian Anti Fraud Centre to help victims of fraud, and prevent more people from falling for scams.
Locally, the Halton Region Police is holding a Frauds and Scams seminar at the Halton Regional Police Headquarters, Community Room, from 11:00AM – 1:00PM, on Thursday March 12, 2020.
Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Registration and information can be found at www.eventbrite.ca/e/fraud-awareness-seminar-tickets-92725680005
This seminar will highlight tactics utilized by fraudsters to collect your personal information, solicit funds, and/or compromise your security. We will also be providing tips on how to protect yourself and how to avoid becoming a victim of a fraud or scam.
Halton Regional Police Service is invested in protecting Halton’s most vulnerable citizens.
