Canadian shoppers want their slice of $50M bread price-fixing fine
the main purpose of criminal prosecutions is to punish bad actors, not dole out compensation.
"People don't keep their receipts," said Quaid, a law professor at the University of Ottawa. "I really don't think that it would be practical in this case at all to imagine that we would use the criminal law system for this."CBC News heard from several people, including Alex Vanderzand, of Pickering, Ont., who suggested the $50 million could easily be donated to food banks.
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