The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) is warning Saskatchewan residents about the online entities known as Maples Touch, JoinInveza, Taurus One and FlowBitEnergy.
Read MoreThe Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) is warning Saskatchewan residents about the online entities known as Delta-CapitalGroup ("Delta-Capital") and Delta-AssetGroup ("Delta-Asset"). Delta-Capital and Delta-Asset have been promoted through an impersonation scam falsely claiming endorsement by Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Read MoreJune 28 marks National Insurance Awareness Day (NIAD), serving as a reminder that informed decisions and guidance from licensed experts are key to protecting what matters most. The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) and the Insurance Councils of Saskatchewan (ICS) remind consumers to review their insurance coverage and ensure they are working with licensed insurers and insurance professionals, such as insurance brokers, agents and insurer's representatives.
Read MoreMontréal – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) today published in final form amendments and changes to implement an access model for certain continuous disclosure documents of reporting issuers, other than investment funds (the Access Model).
Read MoreMake sure the individuals and companies you are dealing with are registered to sell securities and have not been disciplined for breaking laws.
Read MoreFind out if the business you are dealing with is licensed or registered by FCAA to operate in Saskatchewan.
Read MoreThis free and secure online service enables consumers who are experiencing an issue to learn about their rights and the process to file a dispute, and to work with the business to try and reach an agreement.
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