Organized crime is moving into sophisticated white collar fraud schemes involving lawyers, accountants and computer experts

A woman has been charged with defrauding Colliers International and related charity Colliers Cares Foundation more than $700,000 by Calgary police.

Daniel Potter, the former CEO of the defunct tech firm Knowledge House, and former lawyer Blois Colpitts have been released pending the outcome of an appeal.

The government intends to move forward with an amendment to the Criminal Code to create an optional tool for prosecutors that's sometimes referred to as a "deferred prosecution agreement."

Calgary police have laid charges against a woman they say embezzled $1.2 from multiple companies.

The Alberta Securities Commission and RCMP are teaming up to prevent individuals from slipping through the cracks on securities-related criminal offences.

Ontario's securities watchdog has launched its whistleblower program, a first in Canada, in an effort to root out accounting fraud, insider trading and market manipulation.