An Okanagan retiree says his bad experience with a contractor has prompted him to help prevent similar situations from happening in the community.

If you feel like you've been getting more of those annoying scam calls lately, you're not alone.

The BBB says victims lost an average of $5,000 to scammers in the vacation industry.

Police said in a statement Friday the victim had saved the money while working at a local fast food restaurant for six months. 

Police warn that fraudsters are using a variation of the old CRA scam, with a brazen new twist.

Police warn seniors to be wary of men who try to convince them repairs are needed on their homes and demand cash payment.

SaskEnergy is warning people about a telemarketing scam that’s telling customers to pay their most recent bill in cash or even bitcoin.

That’s the warning from the Better Business Bureau after it received reports from victims who unwittingly stumbled into the scam.

Fraudsters were asking for donations for the Osoyoos High School Healthy Kids Program.

An Okanagan woman was duped into believing she was helping a fraud investigation, but the people who convinced her to help turned out to be the fraudsters themselves.