How much compensation will I receive?

The amount per claimant will depend on whether an approved claimant previously received a $25 Loblaw card from the Loblaw Card Program.

If you did not participate in the Loblaw Card Program you will be paid $49.11.

If you participated in the Loblaw Card Program you will be paid $24.11.

Please note: The amount payable to claimants who chose to receive their payment by cheque will be reduced by $2.

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When will I receive my share of the settlement compensation?

We are now in the distribution phase of the settlement and payments began to be issued for approved claims beginning the week of May 11, 2026.

Payments are issued on a rolling basis so not all claimants will receive payment at the same time. Please check your inbox and junk or spam folder if you chose to be paid by e-Transfer.

How will I receive payment?

Payment will be made by Interac e-Transfer by email from notify@payments.interac.ca or by cheque, depending on the payment method requested by the claimant.

Please note that because of the large number of approved claims, payments are being issued on a rolling basis and not all claimants will receive payment at the same time.

If you are expecting an e-Transfer, please check your ‘Spam’ and “Junk” folders, as sometimes emails are routed there. If you elected to be paid by cheque, $2 will be deducted from the compensation payable to reflect the additional cost of providing a cheque.

No text messages were sent by the settlement administrators. Those text messages are from scammers: CBC News (Mar 30, 2026): Bread price-fixing settlement scammers are trying to get your dough

Dean said

mustang said
I find it very useful to check current gas prices near me
The prices often go down a fair bit during the day  

smayer97 said
I have found that between 10pm and 12am is the cheapest.  

This CTV article & vid suggests 'After' 6pm ⬇️
https://www.ctvnews.ca/busines.....rs-a-year/
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Living out here in The Sticks of S.E. BC, I haven't noticed any such changes during the day.

Any other suggestions❓
Dean  

Run your tank closer to empty and then take a drive to Eureka. Might as well grab a six-pack while you're at it.

mustang said
I find it very useful to check current gas prices near me
The prices often go down a fair bit during the day  

smayer97 said
I have found that between 10pm and 12am is the cheapest.  

This CTV article & vid suggests 'After' 6pm ⬇️

https://www.ctvnews.ca/busines.....rs-a-year/

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Living out here in The Sticks of S.E. BC, I haven't noticed any such changes during the day.

Any other suggestions❓

Dean

Alexandre said
“If you did not participate in the Loblaw Card Program you will be paid $49.11. If you participated in the Loblaw Card Program you will be paid $24.11.”

https://globalnews.ca/news/118.....oblaw/  

Thanks for the info on the final settlement amounts. Back in Post 3, I estimated that the settlement would generate between $25 and $50 for victims of the pricing conspiracy, after the lawyers took their share. It looks like that's where the payments have settled.

Did anyone else get their payment?

Don't spend it all in one place!

https://globalnews.ca/news/118.....nt-loblaw/

How does that compare with the dough that others have received?

Dean said

cgouimet said

Exclusively made in Mexico apparently ...  

FWIW ... My Tacoma was made in 'Texas'. 

Ah ... Pre 2022 ...

JohnnyCash said

If I were to ever want a pickup truck, it would be a Tacoma.  

cgouimet said

Exclusively made in Mexico apparently ...  

FWIW ... My Tacoma was made in 'Texas'.

And ... I think this thread/subject (GasBuddy) has lost it way - LOL

Dean

JohnnyCash said

Yes, they seem to assemble a lot of vehicles there, I wonder why?  

Being nearly 100% non-USA made would be a definite plus for me. My nephew has owned an F150 and a Sierra. The Tacoma is his favourite ...

cgouimet said

Exclusively made in Mexico apparently ...  

Yes, they seem to assemble a lot of vehicles there, I wonder why?

JohnnyCash said
If I were to ever want a pickup truck, it would be a Tacoma.  

Exclusively made in Mexico apparently ...

Dean said

So now it's Your Turn . . .

Q1> Why would you be concerned about the vehicle I drive?!

Q2> Do you Really need the vehicle that You drive ... and why?

Let's see where this goes
Dean  

I asked as I see less and less sedans on the road but more and more trucks and SUVs in urban areas. I guess brainwashing that these boxes are 'safe' works well on Canadians.

A#1 - I am not. Those boxes are terrible gas guzzlers and useless in urban environment same as SUVs where maybe, just maybe 1% of owners ever go to ride off the road. But ego and show off is stronger than a reason.
You could save all gas money if you bough teslasht truck. 'Amazing' POS product but that is just my opinion.

A#2 Yes, I do. We like to be independent and very often make daily trips exploring our province. You cannot do that with uber, taxi or share ride. Besides it helps with doctor appointments and similar must-to-do activities.

P.S. I though you are retired... not working anymore...