How this Quebec family farm was scammed by a fake catering company @CBCQuebec
How this Quebec family farm was scammed by a fake catering company  @CBCQuebec
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Matt Penney’s family has spent the last three years building Pengrove farm in Hudson, Que., working with local farmers to sell high-quality meats and regional products. But in April, the family fell victim to a sophisticated $20,000 scam involving a fake catering company.

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How this Quebec family farm was scammed by a fake catering company

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