UPDATE:
Saskatoon RCMP arrested Jason Pacik on November 26 in Saskatoon. He is scheduled to appear in Saskatoon Provincial Court on January 21, 2026.
Saskatchewan RCMP is looking to locate 42-year-old Jason Pacik, who is wanted in relation to an ongoing fraud investigation.
In January 2024, Saskatchewan RCMP’s Central District Priority Support Unit initiated a fraud investigation into a Saskatoon-based timber home and custom structure business, Prairie Timber Group Limited.
Investigation determined the individual who identified themselves as the business’s owner told several victims he was affiliated with a reputable Canadian timber home company based in Ontario. Victims would sign contracts with the company and pay to have their projects built. Once payments were sent, victims were no longer able to get in contact with the business, never receiving the projects they paid for.
Since the initial reports, the Saskatchewan RCMP has continued to investigate, including working with the victims and external agencies to gather information and evidence.
As a result of this continued investigation, on November 18, 2025, Saskatchewan RCMP charged 42-year-old Jason Pacik from Saskatoon with one count, fraud under $5000, Section 380(1)(b), Criminal Code and one count, fraud over $5000, Section 380(1)(a) Criminal Code.
A warrant has been issued for Jason Pacik’s arrest. Saskatchewan RCMP are working to locate Jason Pacik and ask members of the public to report sightings and information on his whereabouts.
Jason Pacik is described as:
- Height: 5 ft 7 in
- Eye colour: green
- Hair colour and style: brown
It is believed Jason Pacik may be in the Saskatoon area, but his current whereabouts are unknown.
Report all sightings and information about the whereabout of Jason Pacik to your local police of jurisdiction. Reach your local RCMP detachment by dialling 310-RCMP. Information can also be submitted anonymously by contacting Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or www.saskcrimestoppers.com.
Saskatchewan RCMP continue to investigate.
“The investigators have already done an immense amount of work on this file – diligently collecting and sorting through evidence, much of which was financial in nature. Their tenacity has led to these charges being laid – and the potential for justice for the victims of these frauds,” says S/Sgt. Billy Groenen, who oversees the Priority Support Unit. “Their work continues. It’s believed that there may be more victims and that’s why we’ve released the name of the involved business. If you think you may have been a victim, please call your local police of jurisdiction.”
