Dollarama officially opened its online store in Canada on Monday, which allows customers to buy a number of their products in bulk.
The online store will feature approximately 1,000 different products, according to a press release.
A number of the online items aren’t found in the company's 1,203 brick-and-mortar stores across Canada.
The company said the country-wide launch follows a successful, five-week pilot program in Quebec, which launched in mid-December.
Similar to Costco Wholesale, Dollarama says it’s hoping it can entice consumers looking to buy in bulk. For urban areas, the store will ship any order for a flat rate shipping rate of $18.
But that rate could be slightly higher depending on where customers live.
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