“So you wanna drive with Uber Eats, eh?” If you live up here in Canada, chances are you’ve ordered from Uber Eats more times than you can count. Whether it’s poutine at midnight in Montreal or a double-double from Timmies in Toronto, this app’s become a go-to for folks coast to coast. But here’s the cool part: you don’t just have to be the one ordering. You can actually be the one delivering — yep, becoming a driver with Uber Eats. Why are so many Canadians giving it a shot? Simple: flexibility. You pick your own hours, there’s no boss breathing down your neck, and you can decide when to hop online and when to log off. Watching the Leafs game? Stay offline. Need some extra cash for that weekend getaway? Fire up the app and grab a few deliveries. So, if you’re looking for a side hustle that fits around your life instead of the other way around, Uber Eats might be right up your alley. But before you hit the road (or hop on your bike), let’s walk through what you actually need to sig...