Money could soon roll out to those eligible under two class-action lawsuits accusing Loblaw and its parent company of engaging in an industrywide bread price-fixing scheme.

Canada’s bread price-fixing scandal stands as one of the most damaging and far-reaching corporate breaches of trust in the ...

Mumbai, India, has experienced the season's first monsoon earlier than expected, leading to hours of torrential rainfall that caused widespread flooding and chaos across the city. This year's monsoon ...

Canadians who have purchased bread in the past two decades may receive cash from two class actions involving major grocery ...

Canadians who have purchased bread in the past two decades may receive cash from two class actions involving major grocery ...

Did you buy bread in the past 20 years? Then you're probably included in what's being called the "largest settlement of a ...

A Canadian judge has finalized a landmark $500 million settlement that resolves allegations against Loblaw Companies Ltd.

Once legal fees and other court expenses are paid, 78 per cent of the funds will be allocated to shoppers in Ontario with the remaining amount headed for people in Quebec.

Canadians are reacting to a $500-million settlement reached in a class-action lawsuit that accused Loblaw and its parent company of participating in a scheme that overcharged customers for bread.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla have arrived in Ottawa, a day ahead of Canada’s monarch delivering a Throne Speech that ...