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Former media baron Conrad Black is back in prison to finish his sentence for fraud. To promote the release of a new memoir, he has given interviews with several media outlets. As usual, the former media mogul had some interesting things to say.

Between Feb. 9 and Feb. 11, a fraudulently obtained bank draft for $1,895,751 was used to purchase Australian gold bars in Montreal. Toronto police are warning about further attempts to sell the bars, and Montreal police say they're not involved in the investigation.

Alanis Morissette, 42, was robbed last Thursday while away from her home in Brentwood, Los Angeles.

U.S. authorities said Tuesday they had charged 18 people in what may be one of the nation's largest credit card fraud rings, a sprawling international scam that duped credit-rating agencies and used thousands of fake identities to steal at least $200 million.

Two men have been arrested for selling fake gold jewellery on the street in Vancouver.

The BC Liberal campaign is pledging to get rid of the 7-per cent PST on most items for a year.

Police say two suspects were seen going through several vehicles on Patterson Drive early Monday morning and one vehicle was even stolen.

Leeds OPP say the 42-year-old woman defrauded a 95-year-old out of most of her life savings.

Three people are facing charges on Vancouver Island in connection with a stolen credit card investigation.

This kind of scam has been reported across Ontario and has now hit the national capital, warned investigators in the Ottawa Police Service's fraud unit.

Guelph police are urging the community to use extreme caution when randomly approached and offered something in exchange for money.

Vancouver police are warning the public after a series of incident involving jewellery theft.

Police raided three residences in the GTA Thursday and charged five people in connection with an investigation into the fraudulent purchase of gold, but failed to recover any of the 95 missing gold bars, worth almost $2-million.

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Hamilton police say many of the vehicles stolen in Southern Ontario were destined for overseas markets.

Edmonton police say a group of travelling thieves has reappeared in the city, allegedly targeting seniors with distraction-style thefts.

A Liberal MP's law firm may have facilitated a transaction that might have helped an alleged “drug boss” launder his unexplained wealth through a Vancouver development, a Global News investigation reveals.

Toronto police Det. Sgt. Ian Nichol said on Monday that the known losses connected with the activities exceeded half a million dollars over a three-month period.

Vancouver Police say there may be more victims of a blessing scam or evil spirit scam that has robbed people of significant amounts of cash and jewellery.

It's not clear when the DNA match was made, but Hanover police arrested a man from West Grey on Tuesday.