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Gen Z Canadians face disproportionate payment fraud risk, with nearly half experiencing scams in the past 12 months, reveals new Payments Canada research
Source: GlobeNewswire
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Younger Canadians are identified as especially vulnerable to online fraud because of risky digital behaviour and increasingly sophisticated scam tactics. The article highlights a growing consumer-protection and cybersecurity risk but provides no quantified losses, company-specific exposure, or market-moving policy action.
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