Tomorrow is the last day that residents of Metro Vancouver may register for the free Loblaw $25 gift card.
The Canadian grocery chain includes numerous big name suppliers such as The Real Canadian Superstore, No Frills, and Extra Foods.
Launched in January, the Loblaw Card Program aims to rectify the damages incurred by customers that purchased bread from the retailer – the grocer admits to taking part in a bread-price fixing scandal for over 14 years.
In addition, many customers feel that having to fill in an online form providing details including name and address is invasive.
Nevertheless, Tuesday, May 8th, marks the final day that Canadians may register online to get the free card.
Also, Loblaw adds that “Registering for and obtaining the $25 Loblaw Card will not affect customers’ right to participate in any class action or to receive any incremental compensation that may be awarded by the court.”
Many customers have already received their cards in the mail.
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Loblaw $25 Gift Card
In order to be eligible in BC, you must be at least 19 years old and have the following requirements:
You purchased one or more of the following brands of packaged bread from Loblaws, Atlantic Superstore, Bloor Street Market, Cash & Carry, Club Entrepôt, Dominion (in Newfoundland & Labrador), Extra Foods, Fortinos, Independent City Market, Loblaws City Market, Maxi, Maxi & Cie, No Frills, Presto, Provigo, Provigo Le Marché, Real Canadian Superstore, Real Canadian Wholesale Club, Valu-mart, Wholesale Club, Your Independent Grocer, or Zehrs in the period between January 1, 2002 and March 1, 2015:
- Ben’s Bread
- Bon Matin Bread
- Country Harvest Bread
- Dempster’s Bread
- D’Italiano Bread
- Gadoua Bread
- McGavin’s Bread
- No Name Bread
- Old Mill Bread
- POM Bread
- Weston Bread
- Wonder Bread
You can claim your Loblaw gift card here.
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