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With February underway, many people are looking ahead to Valentine's Day, including scammers. Sargeant John Ar...

Ontario Provincial Police are warning shoppers about online scams on buy-and-sell sites.

National Infrastructure Commission warns annual public and private infrastructure investment needs to rise by tens of billions of pounds to deliver on net zero and levelling up ambitions, saving households thousands of pounds a year in the process

Hackers today are one step ahead of everyone else – large firms with big budgets, the brightest minds in cybersecurity, government bodies and police. Fighting back is one thing, but do we even know who these criminals are, or how they operate?

Grandparent or emergency scams have accounted for massive losses for seniors in Ontario. But programs aimed at educating seniors about the various tactics and language used are aiming to change that.

Deborah Klein of Ottawa says she lost $100,000 after she thought she purchased a safe and guaranteed investment option online. It turned out, the GIC was a scam.

The final chapter of CBC Toronto's series, The Cost of Fraud, explores some of the most prominent and emerging frauds reported in Ontario last year and provides tips to help protect yourself from falling victim to them.

A Toronto man says he is devastated after losing $50,000 trying to invest in cryptocurrency.

Sen. Hubert Humphrey's cancelled appearance at a political event in Rochester was the first clue to the unfolding event.

This summer’s best vinous giveaway comes to an end