Wal-Marts open 24 hours starting December 9th

Posted Dec 1, 2011 8:59 am.

This article is more than 5 years old.

Wal-Mart stores are providing more proof that Christmas is fast approaching.

Wal-Mart Canada has announced more than half of its stores in the country will soon be open 24/7.

Beginning December 9th, Wal-Mart stores in Airdrie and Calgary will be open around the clock, something the retail giant has done over the past several years.

Wal-Mart will return to regular business hours on Boxing Day.

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