Digital Literacy Resources

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 Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
   
Author(s):   Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
Published:   Ongoing
Funder:   Government of Canada
   
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The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) is a national fraud awareness and reporting resource that collects information about fraud, cybercrime, and identity theft affecting Canadians. The website helps individuals and organizations learn about current and emerging scams, recognize warning signs, report suspicious activity, and take steps to protect personal and financial information.

This resource:

•        Highlights current fraud trends and scam alerts affecting individuals, businesses, and communities across Canada

•        Identifies warning signs associated with online scams, financial fraud, identity theft, phishing, romance scams, and fake job offers

•        Offers information about different types of fraud through searchable scam categories and fraud prevention resources

•        Explains how to report fraud and cybercrime online or by phone

•        Outlines practical steps victims can take after experiencing fraud or identity theft

•        Reinforces safe digital habits, including verifying information, protecting personal data, and avoiding suspicious links or requests

•        Provides educational materials that can be used in digital literacy, financial literacy, employment readiness, and consumer awareness instruction

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre can serve as a central resource for fraud prevention education, helping learners understand current scam tactics and know where to report suspected fraud or cybercrime.


   
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URL:  https://antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/index-eng.htm
   
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