A $50-million fine in Canada’s bread price-fixing scandal
Episode Date: June 27, 2023Over 20 years later, someone has finally paid the price for Canada’s bread-fixing scandal – other than shoppers that is. Last week, baked-goods produc...
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710 episodes transcribedOver 20 years later, someone has finally paid the price for Canada’s bread-fixing scandal – other than shoppers that is. Last week, baked-goods produc...
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