Arichat Man faces Fraud-Related Charges Stemming from the Misappropriation and Theft of Trust Funds

Aug 5, 2026 | Local News

The Nova Scotia RCMP’s Commercial Crime Section has charged an Arichat man with fraud-related offences in connection with the misappropriation and theft of trust funds.
The Commercial Crime Section began its investigation in January, 2019 after RCMP detachments received multiple complaints against 54-year-old Jason Donald Boudrot and his law firm .  The investigation, named Project HUBRIS, included obtaining statements from more than 100 victims and witnesses in Canada and the United States.  Commercial Crime also secured over a dozen judicial authorizations.
 
As a result of the investigation, Boudrot has been charged with Fraud Over $5,000; Theft over $5,000; Possession of Property Obtained by Crime over $5,000 and Criminal Breach of Trust.
Boudrot is scheduled to appear in Port Hawkesbury Provincial Court on October 26th.

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