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Liberals Unveil New Agency to Combat Online Financial Scams in Upcoming Budget
The federal Liberals, led by Minister of Finance (Canada) François-Philippe Champagne, are set to establish a financial crimes agency to combat online scams as part of a national anti-fraud strategy.
- On November 4, the Liberal Party of Canada will unveil a comprehensive national anti-fraud strategy that includes the creation of a new financial crimes agency.
- Minister of Finance (Canada) François-Philippe Champagne emphasized the importance of addressing rising fraud levels, particularly online scams that affect Canadian citizens.
- The initiative aligns with the ongoing efforts of the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre to mitigate financial crime, as the government seeks parliamentary support for its financial agenda.
Why It Matters
This new agency highlights the governments proactive approach to tackling financial crime, especially in an increasingly digital world. By addressing online scams, the Liberal Party of Canada aims to protect citizens and enhance trust in the financial system.