Walmart weekly flyer
Valid from September 24, 2026 to September 30, 2026
Weekly Grocery Deals at Walmart Canada: Fresh Produce and Pantry Staples on Sale
This week, Walmart Canada is your go-to destination for stocking up on fresh produce and essential pantry items with their latest flyer sale. Running from September 24th to September 30th, shoppers can find fantastic grocery specials across a wide range of products. From crisp vegetables and juicy fruits to family-favourite beverages and convenience foods, these deals are designed to help you save money and fill your cart with quality essentials. Don't miss out on these limited-time offers to make your grocery shop more affordable.
Fresh Produce and Pantry Staples
Your Fresh Market™ All Purpose Potatoes or Yellow Onions are now just $3.94. These versatile staples are perfect for a variety of dishes, from hearty roasts to comforting mashed potatoes. Grab Australian Thomas Farms Short Cut Lamb Leg for only $5.97 lb, a perfect centrepiece for your family dinners.
Stock up on delicious fruits with Bulk Gala Apples, priced at 98¢ per lb, offering crispness and natural sweetness. Red or Green Seedless Grapes are on special for $2.94 per bag, ideal for snacking or adding to salads. For your vegetable needs, Green or Red Cabbage is available for 78¢ per lb, a budget-friendly option for salads and slaws. Friskies 156 g or Fancy Feast 85 g cat food is an incredible deal at just 90¢ each, ensuring your feline friends are well-fed. Plus, Ruffles chips in selected flavours are on sale for $3.27 per bag, perfect for a quick snack.
Rollback Savings on Household Essentials
Walmart's "Rollback" savings continue to offer incredible value on everyday items. Gay Lea Butter, available in salted or unsalted, is now $4.97 for each 454g package. Carnation Evaporated Milk is a steal at $1.74 for each 354ml can, essential for your baking and cooking needs. Coca-Cola, in a 12 x 355ml pack, is priced at $6.94, perfect for gatherings or everyday refreshment.
Dr. Oetker Ristorante or Casa di Mama Pizza is on sale for $3.98 each for selected varieties, making mealtime easy and delicious. Armstrong Cheese Slices (120g) are now $4.98, perfect for sandwiches and snacks. Olivine Greek Yogurt (12 x 100g) offers a healthy and tasty option for just $9.47. For your caffeine fix, Tim Hortons ground coffee or K-Cup pods are on special, with two options for $22.86. And for ultimate comfort, the Cashmere bathroom tissue (24 double rolls) is available for $10.97.
Fall Harvest Finds at Low Prices
Embrace the season with a Pyu pumpkin for just $1.44 each, perfect for decorating or baking. These fall harvest finds are ideal for adding a festive touch to your home.
Top Deals This Week at Walmart
- Your Fresh Market™ All Purpose Potatoes or Yellow Onions: $3.94 – A versatile pantry staple for all your cooking needs.
- Australian Thomas Farms Short Cut Lamb Leg: $5.97 lb – A premium cut perfect for a Sunday roast.
- Bulk Gala Apples: 98¢ per lb – Sweet and crisp, ideal for snacking.
- Coca-Cola (12 x 355ml): $6.94 – Stock up on this popular beverage for less.
- Cashmere Bathroom Tissue (24 double rolls): $10.97 – Great value on an essential household item.
Smart Savings with This Week’s Promotions
Making smart shopping choices means taking advantage of weekly flyers to compare prices and stock up on essentials when they're on sale. By focusing on category-specific deals, like these grocery specials at Walmart, you can maximize your budget and ensure you always have high-quality ingredients and household items on hand. Don't miss these limited-time promotions to get the best value on your weekly shop.
Plan Your Shopping with Flyer Sale
Take advantage of these deals before the promotion ends on September 30th. Browse the full Walmart flyer on Flyer Sale to compare all the category-specific deals and plan your shopping trip efficiently. Keep track of upcoming promotions to make sure you never miss out on savings.
Find the best weekly deals and category-specific promotions across Canada on Flyer Sale and start saving today.
