Tsuut'ina Nation breaks ground on new Walmart for Taza Park
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Tsuut'ina Nation breaks ground on new Walmart for Taza Park
The Walmart, which is slated to open in roughly one year, will be located on Tsuut'ina territory on the south side of Glenmore Trail.
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By Scott Strasser
Published Sep 24, 2026
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A new Walmart Supercentre is coming to the Tsuut'ina Nation, just outside southwest Calgary. Officials from the Nation, the company and Taza Development Corp. celebrated the start of construction with a groundbreaking ceremony on Sept. 24, 2026. Photo by Scott Strasser/Postmedia Calgary
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A Walmart Supercentre is coming to the Tsuut’ina Nation, as part of the multibillion-dollar Taza development portfolio.
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Officials from the Tsuut’ina Nation, Taza Development Corp. and Walmart celebrated the start of construction on the future big-box store Thursday morning.
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The Walmart, which is slated to open in roughly one year, will be located on Tsuut’ina territory on the south side of Glenmore Trail, across from the Westhills shopping centre.
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The development is part of a five-year, $6.5-billion investment in Walmart’s Canadian store and supply chain footprint, said Ed Wirun, market manager for Walmart Canada.
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The future store will encompass 140,000 square feet and will offer a full assortment of GM products, as well as a grocery with produce, a bakery and deli, according to Wirun. The Walmart will eventually hire roughly 100 employees.
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“This has been a couple years in the working so far, and we’re really excited, because in the fall of 2027 we should be able to open up the doors to the customers,” he told reporters after the groundbreaking ceremony.
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“It gives another another option for our customers. Competition is a good thing for everybody, and we look forward to serving the community. And obviously, a lot of our associates will be from this community as well, so we’re excited.”
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