The Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) and the Canadian Police Knowledge Network (CPKN) are sponsoring training so police officers across the country can learn more about staged accidents
Integrated Riot Investigation Team (IRIT) is still looking to find – and potentially charge – hundreds of citizens for their involvement in the June 15, 2011 riot following the Stanley Cup finals in Vancouver
To date, nearly 8.5 million Mustangs have been sold in the United States, but more than 600,000 of those have been stolen
A Williams Lake man may be thinking twice about what he posts on social media websites after a series of Facebook posts and messages led to an ICBC fraud investigation
One hundred rioters now face total of 278 charges
Police said they became suspicious after noticing that one crashed vehicle had been driven only one kilometre since its previous crash
This year’s Top Ten Scams list from the Better Business Bureau focuses on how scammers can use misrepresentation to gain consumers’ trust
Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) refers all suspicious claims to its Special Investigation Unit (SIU), which investigates about 3,000 claims each year. These investigations often lead to the apprehension of insurance fraudsters and in 2011, this resulted in fraud savings of more than $9 million for Manitoba auto insurance rate payers. MPI has released its annual [...]
Coming in at second spot in MPI’s top five frauds of 2011 is a case where a driving lesson may have helped a fraudster get away
Winnipeg police arrest man trying to fill forged prescription and discover his fugitive status in the United States
Coming in at third spot in MPI’s top five frauds of 2011 is a case that crosses provincial – and legal – boundaries
Coming in at fourth spot in MPI’s top five frauds of 2011 is one the case of one cab driver who just wanted to keep working
Investigation into “stolen” vehicle reveals that truck had been involved in a hit and run in the same area five days earlier
Coming in at fifth spot in MPI’s top five frauds of 2011 is one semi-trailer driver who wasn’t so injured after all
RIBO says there has been an increase in the number of pink slip frauds reported by member brokers
Sixteen men and four women are among the suspected rioters. The average age is 19, with the ages ranging from 15 to 27
Once again, New Year’s Day was the leading holiday for reported vehicle thefts in 2010, according to an analysis ny NICB
The RCMP is investigating a former ICBC employee for her role in a string of arsons and drive-by shootings in B.C.’s Lower Mainland
2009 Toyota Venza replaces the 2000 Honda Civic SiR as the most frequently stolen vehicle in Canada
