What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On Canada Day

It looks like Toronto is setting up for a picture perfect Canada Day.

Straight sun is in the forecast for July 1, with temperatures expected to reach the mid-20s. And, with no rain in the forecast, firework shows and festivities should go off without a hitch.

That being said, as a national statutory holiday, many stores, businesses, and services will be closed on Canada Day. To help you plan your Canada Day festivities, here's what's open and closed in Toronto on July 1.

What’s Closed in Toronto on Canada Day:

General

Banks
Government offices and services
Libraries
LCBO
Most major grocery stores
UPS

Shopping

CF Fairview Mall
CF Sherway Gardens
CF Shops at Don Mills
Bayview Village
Dufferin Mall
Scarborough Town Centre
Yorkdale Shopping Centre (Café Landwer, Cineplex, Earls, Joeys, Moxies, The Pickle Barrel, The Cheesecake Factory, and Yu Seafood will remain open with varying hours)

Attractions

Bata Shoe Museum

What’s Open in Toronto on Canada Day:

General

GO Transit and the TTC will operate on their holiday schedules (starts earlier at 6 am)

Shopping

CF Markville (11 am to 6 pm)
CF Toronto Eaton Centre (11 am to 7 pm)
Pacific Mall (11 am to 8 p.m.)
Promenade Mall (11 am to 6 pm)
Square One (11 am to 6 pm)
Toronto Premium Outlets (9:30 am to 7 pm)
Vaughan Mills (11 am to 7 pm)
St. Lawrence Market (7 am to 5 pm)
Select Shoppers Drug Mart and Rexall locations
Select Beer Store locations
Select Wine Rack locations

Groceries

Farm Boy – 777 Bay Street (8 am to 7 pm), 207 Queens Quay West (8 am to 10 pm), 81 St. Clair Avenue East (8 am to 7 pm), 100 Queens Quay East (8 am to 8 pm)
Loblaws – 60 Carlton Street (7 am to 8 pm)
Pusateri’s Fine Foods – 1539 Avenue Road (8 am to 6 pm), 2901 Bayview Avenue (9 am to 6 pm), 57 Yorkville Avenue (8 am to 6 pm)
Rabba Fine Foods – all locations open 24 hours
The Food Depot – 155 Dupont Street open 24 hours
Whole Foods Market – 87 Avenue Road (8 am to 6 pm), 155 Square One Drive (8 am to 6 pm)

Attractions

Aga Khan Museum (10 am to 8 pm)
Art Gallery of Ontario (10:30 am to 4 pm)
Canada’s Wonderland (10 am to 10 pm)
Casa Loma (9:30 am to 5 pm)
Cineplex Theatres (regular hours)
CN Tower (9:30 am to 9 pm)
Gardiner Museum (10 am to 5 pm)
High Park Zoo (9 am to 7 pm)
Hockey Hall of Fame (10 am to 6 pm)
Ontario Science Centre (10 am to 5 pm)
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada (9 am to 11 pm)
Riverdale Farm (9 am to 5 pm)
Royal Ontario Museum (10 am to 5:30 pm)
Toronto Zoo (9:30 am to 7 pm)

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What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On Canada Day

As a national statutory holiday, many stores, businesses, and services will be closed in Toronto on Canada Day.

What’s Closed in Toronto on Canada Day:

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