
Amazon Canada Brings Prime Free One-Day Delivery To 13 New Cities Across Canada
By Thomas Kenzaki
February 11, 2019One of the best perks of having an Amazon Prime membership is getting free two-day delivery. Amazon keeps trying to get you the goods even faster and starting today 13 new cities across Canada will receive free Prime one-day delivery.
Here’s a list of the new cities that’ll receive Prime free one-day delivery:
- Ancaster, ON
- Brantford, ON
- Cambridge, ON
- Dundas, ON
- Grimsby, ON
- Hamilton, ON
- Kitchener, ON
- London, ON
- Paris, ON
- Waterloo, ON
- Woodstock, ON
- Quebec City, QC
- Victoria, BC
These new cities join Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal,, Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver and bring the total number of Prime free one-day delivery cities to 19.
“All qualifying orders over $25 that are ordered prior to the cut-off time will arrive by 9 p.m. local time the very next day.”
To be eligible for Prime free one-day delivery the item(s) must show the Prime FREE One-Day icon and your order must be for at least $25. Orders placed before the cut-off time (11pm ET in Ontario, 9:45pm ET in Quebec, and 3:45pm PT in Victoria) will be delivered the next day for free. You must be a Prime member to receive this benefit.
Items qualifying for the free Prime one-day delivery will vary by region as the item must be available in a warehouse local to the delivery city. There are over 1 million Prime FREE One-Day eligible items in Ontario and Quebec, and over half a million in Victoria.
To see if your area is eligible for the new service you can visit the Amazon Prime Delivery page. Don't forget to check out our guide to see all the benefits that come from having an Amazon Prime membership.
Source: Amazon
19 Comments
When are we going to get Amazon Household in Canada?
It takes almost 24-hours to get a truck a from Toronto to Winnipeg. Same for Vancouver to Winnipeg. Alberta is closer but you're still looking at 12+ hours. I look forward to one-day delivery but am not expecting it anytime soon.
I'm pretty sure there's a warehouse in Calgary.
Strangely I almost never get anything from it unless it's a cross ship from Amazon.com but bought on .ca.
There's a new warehouse opening in Alberta soon too, I believe.
From Wikipedia:
Canada
Alberta
Balzac[74] (YYC1)
Leduc County (YEG1), planned for 2020 opening
British Columbia
Annacis Island a part of Delta (YVR2)
New Westminster (YVR3)
Tsawwassen, under construction
Ontario
Brampton (YYZ3, YYZ4)
Caledon, under construction
Mississauga (YYZ1)
Milton (YYZ2)
Ottawa (YOW1), under construction
Amazon Calgary
I suspect that service will be even faster once the one-million-square-foot warehouse Amazon facility opens just outside of Edmonton in 2020.
Amazon Edmonton
So much potential for weather delays!
Like today for example. BC Ferries killed 7 and 9 tonight.
I haven't seen a Dynamex tag in quite a long time in Vancouver.
It's all been Amazon tags.
This makes Mississauga second on the list after Brampton