The Class Action Lawsuit Is done!
If you purchased packaged bread (like bagged bread, buns, bagels, wraps, etc.—but not frozen bread or bread baked on-site) anywhere in Canada outside Quebec between 2001–2021, you may be eligible for some compensation. The claims process is open from September 11, 2025 to December 12, 2025. You won’t need proof of purchase, just info that confirms you meet the eligibility rules. If you got a Loblaw Card benefit already, you can still submit a claim — but your compensation will be adjusted so you only get the extra over what you already received.
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🍞 Winnipeg Reactions to the Bread Settlement
If you’ve been following along, you know the bread price-fixing case has been making waves. Local media here in Winnipeg have been clear about what drove it. As Winnipeg Free Press columnist Dan Lett put it:
“Start with good old-fashioned greed.”
Source: Winnipeg Free Press
Even Justice Edward Morgan, who approved the settlement, called it “an excellent and fair result for all concerned.”
Politicians in our city also chimed in. Winnipeg North MP Kevin Lamoureux pointed out that years of inaction left families quietly paying more than they should have.
That’s no small number when you think about groceries adding up week after week.
It Basically Cost the Average Canadian Family $400 ~ Keven Lamoureux
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September 12, 2025 Edition – Track the Best Deals in Town
👋 Hey Winnipeg shoppers! Here’s your weekly look at how our top three grocers — Walmart, Real Canadian Superstore (RCSS), and Sobeys Voilà — stack up on fresh produce, staples, and dairy. Prices are compared to last week (Sept 5), so you can see where the savings are really showing up.
🏆 Store Leaderboard
🥇 Walmart — 91% of lowest prices this week (milk & eggs dominate).
🥈 Superstore — 9% of lowest prices (select bread & deli).
🥉 Sobeys — 0% wins, but rolled out new produce options.
📉 Biggest Price Drops
🥚 Walmart Large Eggs (12-pack): $3.93 → down $0.57 (−12.7%)
🥛 Walmart Skim Milk (4L): $6.40 → down $0.40 (−5.9%)
🥛 Walmart 3.25% Milk (4L): $7.20 → down $0.40 (−5.3%)
🥚 RCSS Grade A Eggs: $3.99 → down $0.17 (−4.1%)
💡 Takeaway: Walmart is slashing staple dairy and egg prices hard this week.
📈 Slight Increases
🍓 RCSS Strawberries (1 lb): $5.00 → up $0.01 (+0.2%)
🍎 Produce Spotlight
🍌 Bananas
Walmart: $1.30/kg (best price)
RCSS: $1.72/kg
Sobeys: $1.70/kg
🍎 Apples (Gala, single) → Walmart at $1.19 each, cheapest in town.
🥒 Sobeys new adds: English cucumber $1.99, mini cucumbers 6-pack $3.99.
🥛 Milk Matchup (4L Bags)
Walmart Skim: $6.40 ✅ cheapest
Walmart 3.25%: $7.20 ✅ down $0.40
RCSS 2%: $6.25 (steady)
Sobeys 3.25%: $7.29 (steady)
Sobeys Natrel 2%: $9.99 ❌ much higher
💡 Shopper Insights
Buy eggs & milk at Walmart for the biggest savings.
Superstore worth watching for bread and new deli cuts.
Sobeys brings more choice, but no price relief yet.
Max savings this week: Bananas at Walmart ($1.30/kg vs $1.72/kg RCSS = save $0.42/kg).
