Chapter 5 · 5.3 Protecting Canadians from digital and financial threats
Detect, disrupt, deter financial crimes
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What the budget says
“To strengthen Canada's ability to detect, disrupt, and prevent financial crime as threats evolve, Budget 2026 announces the government's intention to: Strengthen oversight and close gaps that criminals can exploit Improve information sharing between FINTRAC and OSFI, ensuring the appropriate safeguards for consumer information, and expand FINTRAC's ability to obtain supervisory information from regulated entities.”
Budget 2026, p. 277 (PDF p. 293)
Also in this section
- Delivering Canada's National Anti-Fraud Strategy$6MProgram spendingAI & digital
- Cracking down on tax evasion and financial crime$122MProgram spending
- Modernising privacy legislationno cost lineNo cost line
- Protecting against economic abuseno cost lineNo cost line
- Addressing national security risks from investments by financial institutionsno cost lineNo cost line
- Consulting on Canada's Common Reporting Standard rulesno cost lineNo cost line