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SUMMARY:Fraud Prevention Month 2025
DESCRIPTION:March is Fraud Prevention Month!\nInitially started in 2004 by the Canadian Competition Bureau\, this year marks the 21st edition of Fraud Prevention Month (FPM). \n  \nWhat is Fraud Prevention Month?\nFraud Prevention Month is an annual awareness campaign designed to help people recognize\, reject\, and report fraud. By empowering individuals through heightened awareness\, FPM aims to create a society better equipped to identify and thwart fraudulent schemes\, ensuring a safer and more secure world for everyone. \nReporting Fraud\nIf you have experienced or suspect fraud\, report the instance(s) to your local police. \n  \nAlways report fraud to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC)\nHelp protect others! By reporting fraud incidents to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC)\, you contribute to a comprehensive database that helps law enforcement identify trends and emerging threats related to fraud. This information is is essential to combatting fraud\, protecting victims\, and safeguarding the public against fraudulent activities. \nCanadian Anti-Fraud Centre \n  \nCheck out our FREE Resources!\nResources by Topic\nScams and Fraud Awareness \nOnline Privacy and Security \nOnline Safety for Children and Parents
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SUMMARY:CyberSafety for Seniors
DESCRIPTION:CyberSafety for Seniors: Exclusively for Residents of the Stouffville Northern Gate Community\nJoin us for an engaging and easy-to-understand Digital Safety Workshop designed specifically for older adults. In today’s world\, staying safe online is just as important as locking your doors or safeguarding your wallet. This workshop is tailored to help you feel more confident when using technology\, whether you’re new to it or have been navigating the internet for years. No matter your experience level\, we’ll guide you step-by-step through the essentials of protecting yourself in the digital world \nIn this interactive session\, we’ll cover the following topics:\n1. Spotting Online Fraud:\nLearn how to recognize the warning signs of online scams. We’ll show you examples of scam emails\, fake websites\, and suspicious messages so you can tell the difference between real and fake. By the end\, you’ll know how to protect yourself from common scams like fake lottery winnings\, “urgent” requests for money\, or tech support fraud. \n2. Simple Device Security:\nKeep your phone\, tablet\, and computer safe with easy tips. We’ll explain how to set up strong passwords\, update your software\, and install antivirus programs. You’ll also learn about basic security settings\, such as enabling screen locks and avoiding public Wi-Fi for sensitive tasks like online banking. \n3. Recognizing Common Scams:\nFrom fraudulent calls claiming to be the CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) to pop-ups warning of a “virus\,” we’ll teach you how to handle these situations. You’ll learn what to do if you receive a suspicious phone call or see a strange message on your screen\, and how to report scams to the proper authorities. \n4. Q&A Session:\nHave questions about online safety? This is your chance to ask! Whether it’s about securing your email\, avoiding Facebook scams\, or anything else\, our team is here to provide clear and helpful answers. \nThis workshop is designed to be interactive\, with plenty of real-life examples\, step-by-step demonstrations\, and simple solutions you can use right away. \nDon’t miss this opportunity to learn\, share\, and stay safe online! \nRelevant Resources\n\nCybersecurity checklist for seniors | RBC\nCybersafety Academy | KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation\nCanadian seniors\, watch out for these scams | MoneySense\n\n 
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LOCATION:The Gate
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