The last Walmart store that was shuttered last month after toilet paper was set on fire inside has opened its doors again, according to a company spokesperson.

A spokesperson for Walmart Canada confirmed that the store in the Bridgeport Plaza in Waterloo has opened while the store in Kitchener will reopen Friday.

Police said that a man and a male youth are facing numerous charges but did not provide any further details.

Waterloo Regional Police say they are looking to speak with two males in connection with the fires set at Walmart stores in Kitchener and Waterloo on Tuesday night.

Waterloo Regional Police are investigating after fires were set inside three Walmart stores in Kitchener and Waterloo on Tuesday night.

Walmart Canada is discontinuing its ad-matching program throughout the country in less than a month.

Three employees at the store, located at 1280 Fanshawe Park Rd. W., have tested positive.

Representatives from Walmart Canada confirmed to Global News that the store at 3931 Calgary Trail NW has now confirmed 12 cases in employees.

In a statement, the company said this will apply in every store, regardless of whether there is a local government mandate in place.

Future technology initiatives include the use of payment on mobile devices so that customers can pay for purchases anywhere in the store.