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Jun 9, 2026
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Ontario man charged in Nova Scotia in alleged online investment scam
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Article Excerpt
An Ontario man has been charged with fraud in Nova Scotia in an online investment scam that RCMP allege involved multiple victims from across Canada. Lunenburg District RCMP said they first received a report from a person in Hebbville, N.S., in October 2023. The person told police they had invested more than $65,000 with what they believed was a real U.K.-based investment company. “The victim attempted to purchase Government of Canada savings bonds and sent wire transfers to bank accounts they were told were affiliated with the legitimate business,” police said in a Tuesday release. 3:07 How t…
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