About Fraud Ready Canada
Fraud Ready Canada was created to help senior Canadians recognize, prevent, and respond to fraud before it causes serious harm.
Fraud is no longer limited to obvious scams or suspicious emails. Today, individuals, families, seniors, small businesses, nonprofit organizations, and community groups face increasingly convincing fraud attempts through phone calls, text messages, email, social media, online marketplaces, fake invoices, investment schemes, romance scams, and impersonation scams.
Fraud Ready Canada instructors have experience in fraud management, investigations, intelligence analysis, regulatory investigations, and fraud prevention training. Our background includes work in complex investigative environments, fraud risk management, open-source intelligence, evidence review, and the preparation of clear, practical reports for decision-makers.
Our instructors include a Certified Fraud Examiner with specialized training in fraud and corruption, along with extensive experience as an investigator in professional, regulatory, law enforcement, insurance, and international environments. This experience helps us explain fraud risks in a practical way that is easy to understand and directly relevant to real-world situations.
Fraud Ready Canada instructors also have experience presenting at law enforcement conferences, facilitating training at the Canadian Police College, and teaching in the Forensic Science Program at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. This training background allows us to take complex fraud concepts and turn them into clear, useful guidance for everyday audiences.
Our goal is not to overwhelm people with technical language. It is to help them understand how fraudsters operate, what warning signs to watch for, and what steps to take when something does not feel right.
Fraud Ready Canada provides practical fraud prevention talks for seniors, families, community organizations, residences, businesses, and nonprofit groups. These sessions are designed to be informative, engaging, and realistic. Topics can include common phone scams, grandparent scams, romance scams, fake CRA calls, phishing emails, online fraud, payment scams, and how to respond if money or personal information has already been sent.
Fraud prevention works best when people are prepared before a scam occurs. A clear, practical talk can give your group the confidence to pause, question, verify, and protect themselves.
Book a Fraud Prevention Talk
Help your residents, staff, members, or community group stay one step ahead of fraud. Contact Fraud Ready Canada to arrange a practical fraud prevention talk tailored to your audience. Whether you work with seniors, families, employees, volunteers, or community members, we can help deliver clear fraud awareness training that people will remember and use.