Contact Health Canada directly. Their website provides contact information for reporting suspected illegal online pharmacies. Use their online reporting form or call their hotline.
Report to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre. This centre collects information on fraud and scams, including those involving fake online pharmacies. Their website offers detailed reporting instructions.
Inform your local law enforcement. Your local police department can investigate potential criminal activity related to fraudulent pharmacy websites and phone numbers.
File a complaint with the College of Pharmacists of your province or territory. Each province regulates pharmacies; these colleges investigate complaints about improper pharmacy practices.
Warn others. Share your experience on social media or relevant online forums to help others avoid similar scams. Use caution when sharing personal information.
Preserve evidence. Keep records of all communications with the suspicious pharmacy, including phone numbers, emails, and website URLs. This information aids investigations.
