Shoppers across Canada—excluding Quebec and the territories—can now order groceries on Walmart’s site and have them delivered that day in “as fast as an hour” by Instacart couriers. The partnership expands on the companies’ pilots, through which they’ve delivered groceries in the Greater Toronto Area and Winnipeg since September 2018. The service costs $7.99 per delivery, or $99 for a yearly Instacart Express membership. (The Logic)
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