Healthy Planet is opening a giant new store in Toronto

Healthy Planet, one of Canada’s largest wellness retail store chains, is opening a massive location in Etobicoke this week. And on opening day, the chain will offer special promotions and free samples. Here’s what to know.

Known for being a one-stop shop for top-of-the-line wellness products, Healthy Planet will welcome customers to its newest location on Feb. 20, 2026.

The new store spans 14,000 square feet, and according to representatives of the chain, will feature a curated selection of fresh organic produce, organic and natural groceries. And of course, you can find all your vitamins and supplements, sports nutrition products and natural beauty essentials under one roof.

“Our vision has always been to fill the community gap with a true one-stop health food store,” says Mohammad Muhamedy, general manager of Healthy Planet.

“As we kick off the new year, this new location reflects our continued growth and commitment to making healthy living more accessible by bringing together quality products, knowledgeable staff and an inviting shopping environment.”

Expect a wide variety of trusted brands, everyday wellness essentials and specialty products.

On opening day, Healthy Planet will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11:30 a.m. Everyone is invited to join in on the fun, especially since there will be freebies to grab.

The celebration will continue throughout the day with special promotions, too.

If you’re in your wellness era, swing by and check out what they have to offer.

Etobicoke’s new Healthy Planet will be located at B11-187 Vetiver Dr.

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