SkipTheDishes customers in Calgary, Edmonton and Fort McMurray can now have beer, wine and liquor delivered right to their doors.

Menu prices on some apps are higher than what you'd pay at the restaurant.

A new venture to help prairie businesses is being launched off the back of a successful Winnipeg-based startup.

SkipTheDishes announced Monday that it will be an anchor tenant at True North Square in downtown Winnipeg, opening its new Canadian headquarters at the site in 2020.

"I opened the order and it said that there was an order being delivered to someone in Quebec," said Krystal Dindial-Singh.

“This bill modernizes the laws so that customers can order a bottle of wine or beer with their meal the same way they would if they were eating at a restaurant.”

“I can’t believe what I saw — basically, half a cheesecake that someone had eaten,” Frank Fourchalk said.

A SkipTheDishes spokesperson told Global News the fraud reports were isolated and denied its systems were hacked. 

The woman says an order for 15 breakfast wraps popped up in her email, which was then followed by a cancellation order.

The mayor of Moose Jaw is petitioning to make American actor Jon Hamm a Canadian citizen after he gave a nod to the small Saskatchewan city in a SkipTheDishes commercial.