Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan

FCAA is Saskatchewan’s financial and consumer marketplace regulator.

• Consumers, Investors & Pension Plan Members
  • ConsumersInvestorsPension Plan Members
  • • Charity Donors
    • Consumers hiring Mortgage Brokers, Administrators, Associates and Brokerages
    • Consumers of Goods and Services
    • Consumers using Real Estate Agents and Property Managers
    • Consumers using Trust, Loan, Financing Corporations and Loan Brokers
    • Credit Union Members
    • Film Viewers
    • Insurance Consumers
    • Payday Loan Borrowers
• Regulated Businesses & Persons
  • BusinessesPersons
  • • Auction Sales Companies and Auctioneers
    • Cemeteries
    • Charitable Fundraising Businesses
    • Collection Agencies
    • Credit Reporting Agencies
    • Credit Unions
    • Direct/Door to Door Sellers
    • Film and/or Video Exhibitor, Distributor or Retailer
    • Insurance Companies
    • Loan Brokers
    • Mortgage Administrators
    • Mortgage Brokerages
    • Payday Lenders
    • Pension Plans
    • Securities Industry Participants
    • Trust, Loan or Financing Corporations
    • Vehicle Dealers
    • Auctioneers
    • Collection Agents
    • Direct/Door to Door Sellers
    • Mortgage Associates
    • Mortgage Brokers
    • Real Estate Agents

• Rodney J. Evason - vehicle dealer operating without a licenceJune 25, 2019 - The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) is warning consumers about Rodney J. Evason of Saskatoon, who was charged with 22 counts for various offences relating to allegations that he was operating as a vehicle dealer without a licence contrary to The Consumer Protection and Business Practices Act.Read More
• Ava Trade Ltd. resolves matter; agrees to pay investors backJune 25, 2019 - The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) has approved a settlement with Ava Trade Ltd., an overseas business that admitted to violating securities laws through the use of its online trading platform. Ava Trade Ltd. will voluntarily pay back more than $140,000 to Saskatchewan investors and a $7,500 administrative penalty.Read More
• Canadian securities regulators release report on 2016-2019 achievements and 2019-2022 business planJune 13, 2019 - The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) today released two publications: the CSA Business Plan 2016-2019 Achievement Highlights and the CSA Business Plan 2019-2022. Both documents demonstrate the CSA’s commitment to investor protection, fostering fair and efficient capital markets, reducing risks to market integrity, streamlining regulation and effective enforcement.Read More