Jory Fourtunes, 40, of Cambridge, is charged with trafficking a controlled substance (cocaine), possession for the purpose of ...

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Cpl. Mitch Thompson of the RCMP’s commercial crime section acknowledged counterfeit money is circulating across Canada. Counterfeiters will sometimes recreate the polymer window with a different ...

Police are warning the people of York Region about a pattern they're seeing in the area of counterfeit money being used to scam online sellers. Since October, York police say there have been 14 ...

In March, border agents and RCMP in Nova Scotia announced they had seized more than $100,000 in counterfeit money shipped from China. Thompson said it’s believed organized crime is involved.

Two men face charges after police seized a firearm and counterfeit money in Scarborough last week. Police said a search warrant was executed at an apartment building on Lawrence Avenue East on April ...

A 34-year-old man from Hearst is facing multiple charges, including possession of counterfeit money, following a recent traffic stop, police say.

Seven people have been arrested in connection with selling counterfeit goods - including one person from Greater Manchester ...

Arafat Mousa of Brampton is charged with uttering counterfeit money and possessing counterfeit money. Peterborough Police put out a warrant for the man in relation to a counterfeit money investigation ...

A man has been arrested by Victoria police after being found with more than $10,000 in counterfeit money that he was allegedly using to buy trading cards and electronics through Facebook Marketplace.

Dylan Laforet, of Windsor, is wanted by Sarnia police on dozens of charges related to counterfeit money and fraud after allegedly using fake $100 bills to make multiple purchases and receive ...

A Whitchurch-Stouffville man made counterfeit money on his home computer to pay bills while he was out of work, a Kitchener court heard yesterday. Neil Swanson, 44, was sentenced to 46 days in jail ...