Walmart Canada is expanding across the country with “dozens” of new stores set to open, two of which are Supercentres in Ontario.
The mega-retailer is going all in on the Canadian market, with a $6.5 billion dollar investment. That means over the next five years, they will increase their footprint in Canada. Besides Ontario, Alberta is part of the plan and both provinces will see new stores launch by 2027. A total of five stores will open through that timeline.
As for the “dozen” they have coming down the pipeline, all those stores have yet to be shared. But for us here in Ontario, here’s where these new Supercentres will open.
Port Credit
Mississauga, you’re up first! The Port Credit Walmart Supercentre will open sometime in the summer of 2025. Back in June, Walmart Canada posted the news on LinkedIn, stating that it will be located near the corner of Cawthra Rd. and Lakeshore Rd E.
Oakville
Mark your calendars, Oakville – or at least a timeline. The Hopedale Mall will see an Oakville Walmart Supercentre open in late 2025.
“Walmart Canada is on an ambitious growth journey to serve even more Canadians – better and differently than ever before. This $6.5 billion investment is the largest we’ve made in Canada towards expanding our footprint since we first arrived here 30 years ago,” said Gui Loureiro, regional CEO, Walmart Canada, Chile, Mexico and Central America.
But the openings don’t end there for Ontario! Vaughan will actually see a new distribution centre in Spring 2025.
Lots of new additions for Walmart Canada and we’re here for it.
As for what else is coming to our wonderful province of Ontario, we will be sure to keep you updated. We’ve reached out to Walmart for more details.
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