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/2026/03/4351… #FPM2026

🚨 Fraud Alert: Calendar Phishing Fraudsters are sending emails that look like invoices or subscription notices from companies such as PayPal or Norton. These emails include or trigger a calendar invite, that are often automatically added to your device calendar. How it works: • The invite may appear legitimate and include a “Join meeting” or “View details” link. • Clicking the link may redirect you to a fake login page designed to steal your username and password. Protect yourself: • Don’t click links in unexpected emails or calendar invites • Verify the sender before responding • Never enter your credentials after clicking a suspicious link • Enable multi-factor authentication For more information on how to protect yourself from fraud: antifraudcentre.ca/index-eng… #kNOwfraud