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Across Canada, digital entertainment has become a normal part of everyday life. Online gaming, streaming communities, social platforms, and interactive betting environments attract millions of users each year. But alongside that growth, authorities and advocacy groups are paying closer attention to a darker trend: fraud schemes, identity manipulation, and even disappearance cases that appear to be linked, directly or indirectly, to online entertainment ecosystems.

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