Canadian authorities report that a weeklong operation coordinated 10,987 actions against tools used in fraud and cybercrime.

Maple Disruption 2.0 ran from November 2 to 6, 2026, with more than 50 organizations participating. The RCMP’s National Cybercrime Coordination Centre and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre organized the effort, which targeted email accounts, phone numbers, websites, suspicious transactions and cryptocurrency addresses.

The RCMP says partners received and actioned 4,264 reports of fraudulent activity during the operation and recovered $1,063,809. The release describes coordinated disruptions and recoveries; it does not say how many suspected offenders were identified or provide a breakdown of the recovered funds.