Stay connected with the CACN community through working group meetings, annual conferences, webinars, and industry events.
Join CACN members, law enforcement, and government officials for the 29th Annual Fraud & Anti-Counterfeiting Conference, addressing the latest developments in IP protection, enforcement, and the fight against counterfeit goods in Canada.
Join CACN members for the Annual General Meeting, bringing together stakeholders to review the year's achievements, discuss strategic priorities, and shape the future direction of Canada's leading anti-counterfeiting network. Attendance is available both in person and virtually.
CACN delivered specialized training at the Ontario Police College, educating officers on identifying and responding to counterfeit goods and piracy-related crimes.
CACN delivered specialized training at the Ontario Police College, educating officers on identifying and responding to counterfeit goods and piracy-related crimes.
CACN members conducted law enforcement training to members of the Toronto Police Service.
Ottawa, Ontario. David S. Lipkus was invited to the US Embassy to attend an Anti-Counterfeit Roundtable with government officials to enhance cross-border cooperation on intellectual property protection and border security ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 games.
CACN Member Andrea Chedas was featured in a screening of the Women in Security Documentary, screened in Ottawa, Ontario.
CACN members attended the 2026 Canadian Forum Against Organized Crime in Moncton, New Brunswick.
CACN members attended the 2026 Canadian Forum Against Organized Crime in Toronto, Ontario.
Join CACN members and partners for the 2026 Niagara Counterfeit and Fraud Workshop, bringing together industry, law enforcement, and government stakeholders to address the latest trends in counterfeiting and fraud.
CACN members attended the 2026 INTA Annual Meeting—which included anti-counterfeiting sessions, workshops, and the Anti-Counterfeiting Workshop & Luncheon—held from May 2 to May 6, 2026, at ExCeL London in London, United Kingdom.
Anti-counterfeiting training delivered at the BC Crime Stoppers Conference, equipping attendees with the knowledge and tools to identify, report, and combat counterfeit goods across British Columbia.
Anti-counterfeiting training held at Lululemon Headquarters in Vancouver, BC. The session features in-depth case studies highlighting real-world counterfeiting challenges and enforcement strategies relevant to the apparel and retail industry.
CACN Member Andrea Chedas was featured in a screening of the Women in Security Documentary, screened in Toronto, Ontario.
CACN delivered specialized training at the Ontario Police College, educating officers on identifying and responding to counterfeit goods and piracy-related crimes.
Join CACN members and partners for meetings in Ottawa with ISED, the US Embassy, and Global Affairs Canada to advance discussions on anti-counterfeiting policy, cross-border enforcement, and international cooperation.
CACN general meeting.
Join CACN members to discuss a relatively new NCFTA initiative focused on combating music streaming fraud, in addition to other NCFTA initiatives to address the sale and distribution of counterfeit goods more broadly.
Join CACN members, law enforcement, and government officials for the 28th Annual Fraud & Anti-Counterfeiting Conference, addressing the latest developments in IP protection, enforcement, and the fight against counterfeit goods in Canada.
CACN general meeting.
CACN delivered specialized training at the Ontario Police College, educating officers on identifying and responding to counterfeit goods and piracy-related crimes.
CACN delivered specialized training at the Ontario Police College, educating officers on identifying and responding to counterfeit goods and piracy-related crimes.
Join CACN members and partners for the 2025 Niagara Counterfeit and Fraud Workshop, bringing together industry, law enforcement, and government stakeholders to address the latest trends in counterfeiting and fraud.
CACN delivered specialized training at the Ontario Police College, educating officers on identifying and responding to counterfeit goods and piracy-related crimes.
Join CACN members, law enforcement, and government officials for the 27th Annual Fraud & Anti-Counterfeiting Conference, addressing the latest developments in IP protection, enforcement, and the fight against counterfeit goods in Canada.
The 27th Annual Fraud & Anti-Counterfeiting Conference brought together industry leaders, law enforcement, and government officials to address emerging threats in counterfeiting and fraud.
A focused roundtable discussion examining the growing problem of illegal online medication sales, their risks to public health, and strategies for enforcement and awareness.
The CACN Annual General Meeting for 2024, where members reviewed the year's activities, discussed governance matters, and set priorities for the year ahead.
CACN participated in the Central Ontario Crime Prevention Association event, sharing expertise on counterfeit goods and intellectual property crime prevention.
CACN delivered specialized training at the Ontario Police College, educating officers on identifying and responding to counterfeit goods and piracy-related crimes.
CACN conducted training for RCMP/GRC personnel on counterfeit goods detection, intellectual property rights enforcement, and best practices for investigations.
The CACN Steering Committee convened to review ongoing initiatives, discuss member priorities, and coordinate upcoming activities and advocacy efforts.
CACN and the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada (IPIC) met with federal government members in Ottawa to advance policy discussions on intellectual property rights and anti-counterfeiting measures.
CACN delivered specialized training at the Ontario Police College, educating officers on identifying and responding to counterfeit goods and piracy-related crimes.
CACN delivered specialized training at the Ontario Police College, educating officers on identifying and responding to counterfeit goods and piracy-related crimes.
