Canadian Crime Stoppers Data Breach Class Action
Filed against Canadian Crime Stoppers
The Canadian Crime Stoppers settlement is open for claims. It is open to eligible claimants in Canada; per-person amounts have not been published. No claim deadline has been announced yet, and no proof of purchase is required. Claims are filed for free on the official claim site.
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About This Settlement
CONSUMER LAW GROUP has filed a class action lawsuit against the Canadian Crime Stoppers Association and Navigate360 in relation to a massive data breach that exposed the private information and tips provided by at least 1.5 million Canadians.
The Canadian Crime Stoppers Association has 68 chapters operating across Canada and has contracted with a third-party provider named Navigate360 for the storage and administration of private information and tips provided by Canadians who provide tips to the Association.
In October 2026, Navigate 360 disclosed for the first time that their systems were compromised as a result of a data breach that occurred in the period between November 21, 2025 to March 5, 2026. Despite knowing this since at least March 18, 2026, Navigate did not provide any notice to affected individuals and made no public statements until October 2026.
It is alleged that Canadian Crime Stoppers Association and Navigate 360 failed to protect tipsters’ identities and personal information, left personal unredacted and unencrypted, and improperly retained decades of sensitive information and records long past their useful life.
It is estimated that more than 850,000 tips retained and stored by the Association and Navigate 360 included personally identifiable information about tipsters, individuals named in allegations, and even Crime Stoppers staff and police. The sensitive information that was compromised includes street addresses, phone numbers, personal email addresses, licence plate numbers, banking details, and social insurance numbers.
To this day, neither Crime Stoppers nor Navigate 360 have provided any notice to affected individuals whose information was compromised.
How to File Your Claim
- 1Verify your eligibility
Review the settlement details above to confirm you meet the criteria.
- 2Visit the official claim form
Always file through the official settlement administrator website.
- 3Submit before the deadline
Check the official site for deadline information.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can I get from the Canadian Crime Stoppers settlement?
Per-person payout amounts have not been published yet. Check the official settlement page for updates.
What is the deadline to file a claim?
The claim deadline has not been announced yet. We recommend tracking this settlement to get notified when it opens.
Do I need proof to file a claim?
No proof of purchase is required for this settlement. You can file a claim without documentation.
How do I file my claim?
Visit the official settlement administrator website to submit your claim. Always verify you are on the correct site before entering personal information.
Who is eligible for this settlement?
This settlement is available to eligible consumers in the Canada. Check the official settlement notice for detailed eligibility criteria.
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