23-05-2017 23:50 via thestarphoenix.com

Jail time for man convicted of defrauding Sask. Workers' Compensation Board of $137,377

The red flag that led to the largest fraud case in the history of the Saskatchewan Worker’s Compensation Board (WCB) appeared when a case worker requested further evidence of Larry Hayter’s employment — evidence he was never able to provide. 
Hayter, from Hudson Bay, Sask., initially said he was being paid under the table, Crown prosecutor Darren Howarth said. That prompted an internal investigation that soon grew to include the RCMP.
Hayter, 69, was fo
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