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Anyone in Canada can be targeted for identity theft—how can you tell if you’re a victim? If you notice any of these signs, act quickly to prevent ID fraud.
Fraud and scams are growing every year in Canada. In 2024 alone, Canadians lost a total of $638 million to various schemes, including identity theft. Watch this video, featuring Octavia Howell, chief information security officer at Equifax Canada, to learn what signs could mean your personal information has been stolen.
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