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Ontario has a fraud problem. Here's one way the province is trying to tackle it - Vimarsana News

Ontario has a fraud problem. Here's one way the province is trying to tackle it

Ontario's most significant attempt to improve fraud enforcement in recent years was launching the Serious Fraud Office in 2018. In its investigative series, The Cost of Fraud, CBC Toronto looks at how expanding the office's model might help address the drop-off in fraud cases through the system.

Source: cbc.ca
The fraudster, the ruse, the probe, the victims, and the payback - Vimarsana News

The fraudster, the ruse, the probe, the victims, and the payback

'For me, I didn’t expect this type of thing to happen in Canada. It’s a developed country,' says Nigerian investor

Ponzi scheme victims give impact statements in Barrie, Ont. courtroom - Vimarsana News

Ponzi scheme victims give impact statements in Barrie, Ont. courtroom

The sentencing hearing for a Barrie, Ont. man at the centre of a landmark Ponzi scheme concluded on Monday with impact statements from victims who say it ruined their lives and marriages.

Charles Debono in court for sentencing after pleading guilty in connection with Ponzi investigation - Vimarsana News

Charles Debono in court for sentencing after pleading guilty in connection with Ponzi investigation

A Barrie, Ont. man who pleaded guilty in connection with a Ponzi scheme investigation was in court Monday for a sentencing hearing.

Canadians lost millions of dollars in Barrie man's 'Ponzi scheme,' court hears - Vimarsana News

Canadians lost millions of dollars in Barrie man's 'Ponzi scheme,' court hears

Charles DeBono pleads guilty to fraud over $5,000 and laundering money; Hundreds of people bought in to the tune of $40 million to $48 million between 2012 and 2017