Crime News in Alberta

Protecting seniors from fraud and other crimes is a priority for APRCWA & our dedicated group of volunteers in the Wise Owl program.

Understanding the level of risk you are willing and able to take with your investments is critical to your success as an investor.

With new languages, new government structures and ways of finding jobs, immigrants to Canada may be targetted by scammers.

June 15 is Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Unfortunately, elder abuse is prevalent not only in Alberta but across the world. Find information on how to identify and prevent elder abuse.

Tax season can be stressful for everyone, and criminals are taking advantage of this by pretending to be the CRA with these scams.

Unfortunately, property crimes are on the rise across Alberta, but with programs like Project Lock Up and CPTED, you can keep your rural property safe.

Catalytic convert thefts are on the rise in Alberta, but there are ways you can protect your vehicle and its components from criminals. Find out more in our blog.

March is Fraud Prevention Month, a time when Albertans are reminded to brush up on their knowledge of investment scams and fraud to better safeguard themselves.

Reporting a crime can have a large impact on policing and crime prevention in your community. Find out why it is so important to report a crime in our blog.

Find out how scammers are impersonating Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA) agents to get your personal or financial information.