About the Event:

Protect Yourself from Fraud and Scams: Alberta Rural Crime Watch Wise Owls

Program Facilitator: Michelle Addo, Alberta Provincial Rural Crime Watch Association’s Wise Program

Did you know that fraud is Alberta’s number one crime, costing an estimated $100 million annually? Join us virtually for this informative session led by Michelle Addo from the Wise Owl Program, which focuses on helping seniors and the public recognize and protect themselves from common scams and fraud. This workshop will cover fraud prevention essentials, including how to spot red flags and respond effectively if you’re targeted. From phishing schemes to identity theft, you’ll gain practical tools to keep yourself and your community safe.

Topics include:

• How to recognize and avoid common scams affecting Albertans
• Steps to take if you’ve been targeted or become a victim of fraud
• Tools to safeguard personal information and report fraud

Stay proactive and informed with expert advice on navigating Alberta’s most common crimes.

More details about this workshop and how to register.

Brought to you by Portage College Public Legal Education and the Alberta Law Foundation.