dora and friends: into the city! dragon in the school part 2

If the bank determines the cheque was cashed fraudulently, it will refund the money to the province and the province will issue a new cheque. From there, the financial institution investigates. In a statement, the province said that if it determines that a cheque has been cashed fraudulently, it will put the affected person in touch with the bank reconciliation branch, where they make a formal statement that they didn’t cash the cheque. I don’t know if they are going to reissue it or not, but I would love to get,” she said. “I would like to get my cheque in the end. Since this exchange, Ilelaboye has been attempting to contact the government, but has not had success. The cheque was deposited with Scotiabank, where Ilelaboye doesn’t even have an account. The province responded by sending her a PDF of an image of the cheque with her name and old address on it, as well as a signature on the back that didn’t belong to her. Ilelaboye then informed the government that her address had changed since her 2021 tax return, and expressed concern over the fact that her cheque was able to be cashed by somebody that wasn’t her. “So that was a little bit alarming to me, because I definitely didn’t receive it and I definitely didn’t cash it,” she said. When Ilelaboye heard back from the government, she was informed that the cheque had been mailed to her and was cashed on March 14.

The province began issuing these cheques at the start of the year to help Manitobans with the rising cost of living.

Tutu Ilelaboye was expecting her $225 carbon tax relief cheque earlier this year, but when it didn’t arrive by May she decided to submit an inquiry to the Manitoba government. A Winnipeg woman is raising the alarm bells after her carbon tax relief cheque was cashed fraudulently.

Dora and friends: into the city! dragon in the school part 2