Fighting fraud is a team effort! We work closely with partners from many sectors to disable the tools that criminals use to target Canadians.
Help us disrupt fraud by reporting incidents here: https://t.co/w7iKbgZWY9
We remain committed to working with domestic and international partners to investigate and disrupt illegal fentanyl trafficking and protect Canadians.
The Fentanyl Czar report highlights progress in Canada’s fight against fentanyl.
https://t.co/WUvBhhSlHx
October is Cyber Month, and this year’s theme, “Your Best Defense is You,” highlights the important role we all play in protecting our personal, financial and account information.
Fraudsters continue to adapt their methods to new technologies and the ways Canadians communicate. Social engineering, artificial intelligence and other tools can make fraudulent messages and requests appear increasingly convincing.
This week, learn how to spot the warning signs of fraud, slow down before you act, verify unexpected requests and protect yourself in a changing digital landscape.
Read our latest bulletin to learn more: https://t.co/J1Jdn1GtFP #CyberMonth2026 #kNOwfraud
These are not just cases. They are Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people whose families and communities continue to carry their loss every day.
Learn about their lives and help share their stories: https://t.co/9HCtmJcUQl
Police and peace officers from across Canada participated in the Ride to Remember to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
As riders arrived in Ottawa, we stood with the families, friends and colleagues of the fallen.
#RideToRemember
🧡 On September 30, join the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation on Parliament Hill for Remembering the Children.
This national gathering honours residential school Survivors, remembers the children who never returned home and encourages reflection and reconciliation.
Today on Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day, we honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to Canada. We remember them and stand with the families, friends and colleagues to carry their memory forward every day.
Clandestine labs put communities at risk. See how RCMP members prepare for this dangerous work in this video from the @npffpn. English audio with French subtitles. Video not owned by the RCMP.
https://t.co/If0OjwnITV
Strong international partnerships help law enforcement agencies work together across borders, strengthening cooperation and advancing shared public safety objectives.
C/Supt David Astephen of the RCMP Federal Policing International Program recently recognized international partners from the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Indonesia for their contributions to successful RCMP operations.
Canada stands in solidarity with #Japan and allies in urging all countries, companies, and other entities to deepen their understanding of the risks posed by IT workers deployed by the North Korean regime, and to implement measures to counter their tactics.
The CCGS Des Groseilliers is near Cambridge Bay, #Nunavut, where it will lead joint exercise ARCTIC GHOST with the @CanadianForces and the @rcmpgrcpolice.
Today, we honour the RCMP officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. Their courage, sacrifice and commitment will never be forgotten.
Watch live (bilingual): https://t.co/pDbdU2ORee
#RCMPNationalMemorial
The RCMP stands with our U.S. law enforcement partners and all first responders in remembering those affected by the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Our shared commitment to public safety continues through close collaboration and enduring partnerships.
Today, we remember the victims, first responders, volunteers and communities affected by the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. We honour their lives and sacrifices through our ongoing commitment to public safety and security.
Behind every identification effort is a family seeking answers. The RCMP is contributing specialized forensic expertise in Nepal to help provide answers to families.
Canada deploys victim identification experts to support response to severe flooding along the Nepal-China border.
Read the news release: ⬇️
https://t.co/MistwmVTAu
Criminals may approach you on vacation with offers of free travel, money or special opportunities. Never let anyone place items in your luggage or ask you to carry something across the border. The consequences can be life-changing. https://t.co/aGQmXIIpMH
The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) continues to see significant financial losses associated with fraud in 2026. In the first six months of the year, Canadians reported approximately $351 million in losses to the CAFC. While investment fraud continues to account for the highest reported dollar loss, several fraud types are showing notable activity when compared with 2025, including spear phishing, bank investigator fraud, extortion and recovery fraud.
For more information on current fraud trends: https://t.co/wtTmAvJpRx #kNOwfraud
A 2,000-year-old Nasca-style bowl was repatriated to Peru following collaboration between the RCMP, Peruvian officials, an auction house and a private citizen.
Read the news release: https://t.co/gTGHOBOHN8
Protect yourself! Learn how to avoid drug smuggling traps and scams.
Check out our new page to learn how criminals operate and take steps to keep yourself and your bags safe. We have a wealth of information on tactics and tricks to avoid.
https://t.co/v8ffY4oG6V