Toronto, ON – Shoppers Drug Mart, Canada’s leading pharmacy and retail chain, has announced a new partnership with Skip, one of the country’s top delivery platforms, to offer customers greater convenience through direct-to-door delivery from coast to coast.
Beginning this week, Canadians can order a wide range of Shoppers Drug Mart products — from beauty and skincare favourites to cold and flu season essentials — and have them delivered quickly and reliably through Skip. The service will be available from 650 Shoppers Drug Mart and Pharmaprix locations across nine provinces, including British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador.
“Our partnership with Shoppers reflects Skip’s ongoing growth in the retail space, strengthening our network of partnerships with trusted Canadian brands and bringing convenience to more consumers nationwide,” said Paul Sudarsan, Senior Vice President of Partnerships at Skip.
To celebrate the launch, Skip is offering a limited-time promotion: $20 off orders of $35 or more placed through the platform using the promo code SHOPPERS20. The promotion runs until October 6, 2025.
“This partnership allows us to extend our reach even further and extend our ‘need-it-now’ experience to ensure that Canadians can access beauty, wellness, and everyday essentials from Shoppers Drug Mart with speed and ease, right to their door,” said Sarah Draper, Vice President of E-Commerce at Shoppers Drug Mart.
As part of the launch celebration, Shoppers Drug Mart and Skip will host a pop-up event at The Well on Front Street in downtown Toronto on Saturday, September 27, and Sunday, September 28, 2025, offering customers a first-hand look at the new delivery experience.
Shoppers Drug Mart operates more than 1,350 locations across Canada, while Skip has grown from its Prairie roots in 2012 into a nationwide leader with over 50,000 partners across restaurants, grocery, convenience, and retail.
This partnership marks the next step in both companies’ efforts to redefine convenience shopping for Canadians.