Cnews.canoe.ca reported that the Winnipeg-based online pharmaceutical company at the centre of multiple counterfeit medication controversies laid off hundreds of employees worldwide Thursday. CanadaDrugs.com, which has been the subject of investigations into the sale of counterfeit cancer medications to U.S. clinics, orchestrated a large downsizing Thursday at its Winnipeg headquarters, as well as at operations in the United Kingdom and Barbados, according to a source familiar with the company’s operations. Read Article
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As reported by Saskatoonhomepage.ca a couple of people robbed a 75 year old woman around 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon. Police say she was walking in the 400 block of Taylor Street East when a car pulled up and two people got out. Read Article
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According to Kgw.com a Vancouver man was arrested Tuesday for allegedly selling almost 1,000 counterfeit vehicle airbags from his home business. Prosecutors allege between June 2011 and June 2012, 25-year-old Vitaliy Yaremkiv sold at least 964 counterfeit airbags over eBay from his business, Vital Auto Parts and Sales, totaling sales of $137,243, according to U.S. [...]
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According to Simcoe.com, Southern Georgian Bay OPP officers discovered more than 3,000 contraband cigarettes during a March 14 traffic stop on Highway 400 in Georgian Bay Township. Read Article
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According to Cbc.ca, Canadians lost millions of dollars last year through online dating scams, and Quebecers were no exception. Daniel Williams, a supervisor with the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, said more than 140 Quebecers have reported online dating fraud since Jan. 1, 2013. Read Article
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As reported by Cbc.ca, an internationally recognized stamp expert in Montreal says counterfeit stamps are costing Canada Post as much as $10 million annually. Read Article
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Journaldemontreal.com.fr reported that two Montreal women aged in their mid-twenties were pinned in possession of counterfeit $ 100 bills on Wednesday night in Magog, Estrie. According to police, the two young women arrived in Magog with $ 1,000 to $ 2,000 counterfeit. Read Article
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According to Cbc.ca, Winnipeg police have laid fraud charges against two people from Toronto suspected of traveling across the country selling counterfeit gold jewelry. Read Article
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On March 7 2013 according to Largenteuil.ca.fr, police in Quebec have arrested a man in Lachute Bingo with $ 45,000 in counterfeit bills Monday night. The forger allegedly attempted to pass a counterfeit bill at the bar located on the street of bingo Bethany. The man turned out to be a resident of Brownsburg-Chatham. Read [...]
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As reported by Ottawacitizen.com a woman who sold hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of counterfeit Tiffany & Co. jewelry was sentenced to nearly three years in prison Friday. Read Article
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