Scam & fraud education for Canadians
Stay sharp.
Stay safe.
Fraud keeps getting smarter. Now with AI on its side. Safeguard Senior keeps Canadians sharper, through hands-on workshops, a daily app, and news written in plain English.
Sources: Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre 2024 Annual Statistical Report · Statistics Canada GSS
The threat has changed
Yesterday’s advice can’t catch today’s scams.
A decade ago, a scam was a clumsy email full of typos. Today it’s a phone call in your daughter’s exact voice, a flawless text from “your bank,” a video that looks completely real.
Safeguard Senior exists to close that gap, not with fear, but with clear, practical know-how that keeps pace with the criminals.
Three ways we keep you safe
One mission, met where you are.
Workshops
Friendly, jargon-free sessions at retirement communities and local groups. Real examples, real practice, lots of questions welcome.
Explore workshops →The app
A daily briefing, bite-size lessons, and a safe place to practise spotting scams before they reach you for real.
See the app →News & resources
Plain-English alerts on the newest tricks, plus printable guides you can share with family and friends.
Read the latest →The Safeguard Senior app
A newsroom and a coach
in your pocket.
Designed for real eyes and real hands, big text, calm layouts, no clutter. Open it for two minutes a day and stay sharp.
Today’s briefing
The scams making the rounds right now, ranked by what’s most likely to reach you.
Practice mode
Safe, simulated scam calls and texts. Make a mistake here so you never make it for real.
Live alerts
A gentle nudge when a new scam is spreading in your area or age group.
It starts in the room
Workshops that feel like good conversation.
We come to you. An hour of warm, practical guidance, with plenty of time for the question everyone’s too embarrassed to ask.
From the Safeguard desk
Latest scam intelligence
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The Safeguard Dispatch
Get the scam briefing, twice a month.
Plain-English, no jargon, no fear-mongering. Just what’s out there and what to do about it, delivered to your inbox.
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