Fraud in Saskatchewan

Reports to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre from Saskatchewan, Jan 2021 to Sep 2025. That is 2% of all Canadian reports.

Reports6,219
Victims4,286
Money lost$51.3M
Began with a call1,560

Phone calls led to 733 victims and $9.5M in losses; text messages to 172 victims and $1.2M. Losses are as reported, not verified.

Area codes in Saskatchewan

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How scammers made contact in Saskatchewan

MethodReportsShareVictimsLost
Direct call1,56036%733$9.5M
Internet-social network86520%730$15.5M
Internet72517%642$12.1M
Email62415%271$5.4M
Text message3859%172$1.2M
Door to door/in person561%50$844,753
Mail481%14$1,224
Television50%4$74,140
Video Call40%2$19,932
Fax20%0$0
Radio10%1$16,000

Share of the 4,275 reports that recorded a contact method.

Phone call scams in Saskatchewan

TypeReportsVictimsLost
Extortion290123$2.4M
Bank Investigator257118$1.7M
Prize20761$1.2M
Emergency (Jail, Accident, Hospital, Help)192115$989,038
Service190135$333,924
Personal Info17582$0

Text message scams in Saskatchewan

TypeReportsVictimsLost
Phishing22172$0
Job3628$779,833
Vendor Fraud3216$22,574
Merchandise1613$9,877
Emergency (Jail, Accident, Hospital, Help)149$45,013
Extortion115$79,249

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Most reported scam types in Saskatchewan

TypeReportsVictimsLost
Identity Fraud1,2471,234$0
Personal Info519389$0
Extortion506201$2.6M
Service434337$2.6M
Phishing426141$0
Merchandise404346$2.4M
Investments401378$23.7M
Bank Investigator285137$1.8M
Vendor Fraud268178$1.1M
Job252208$3.0M

By year

YearReportsVictimsLost
20211,7241,158$5.0M
20221,7311,152$9.7M
20231,211836$10.9M
20241,026756$14.1M
2025 (to Sep 2025)527384$11.5M

Other provinces and territories

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About this data

Source: Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, Fraud Reporting System dataset, Open Government Licence - Canada, reports from 2021-01-01 to 2025-09-30. Counts are reports filed from Saskatchewan; a report can be an attempt with no victim. The dataset has no phone numbers or names. Many victims never report fraud, so actual numbers are higher.