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What's open and closed Canada Day 2019 in Toronto

What is open Canada Day 2019 in Toronto is essential information when you're celebrating our country's birthday. Since Canada Day falls on a Monday this year, the statutory holiday will take place on that same day. There will be fireworks.

Here's what's open and closed on Canada Day, Monday, July 1 2019 in Toronto.

General
Closed
  • Government offices
  • Libraries
  • Banks
  • Post offices
Open

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Many supermarkets will be open on Canada Day 2019. Photo by Hector Vasquez.

Food
 
Closed
  • Restaurant closures vary by location — It's a good idea to call before heading out.
  • Most major grocery chains will be closed on Canada Day, with a few confirmed exceptions listed below.
Open
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LCBO locations will be closed on Canada Day. Photo by Ron Quitoriano.

Drink
 
Closed
  • LCBO
  • The Beer Store
Open
  • Tim Hortons (Most locations) - Check location-specific hours
  • Starbucks (Most locations) - Check location-specific hours
  • For a complete list of indie bottle shops in Toronto, see this directory. Holiday hours are provided where applicable, but we advise calling ahead to confirm.

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The Eaton Centre and its iconic sky bridge will be open on Canada Day. Photo by Jesse Milns.

Shopping
 
Closed
  • Bayview Village
  • CF Fairview Mall
  • CF Sherway Gardens
  • Dufferin Mall
  • Scarborough Town Centre
  • Yorkdale Shopping Centre
  • Yorkville Village
  • Gerrard Square
  • Ikea
Open

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Ripley's Aquarium will be open on Canada Day. Photo by Andrew Williamson.

Attractions
 
Open
Lead photo by

Fareen Karim at Stackt Market


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