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The service will cost $3 for orders $50 and above
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. – Walmart Canada will begin offering a grocery pickup service for the first time at 11 Ottawa-area locations starting next week.
The retailer will begin with six locations on July 7 and add another five on July 21.
Walmart Canada will charge a $3 fee for the service and orders must be at least $50 to qualify.
Shoppers can place orders up to 21 days in advance starting today at Walmart.ca.
Loblaw (TSX:L) has a similar service available at a few locations in the Toronto and Ottawa areas.
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