Vancouver Labour Day 2022: What's Open & What's Closed

Summer 2022 is unfortunately coming to an end, but there is still a chance for a last hurrah: Labour Day. To help you plan out the day, here's what's open in Metro Vancouver and what isn't.

Labour Day 2022: What's Open and Fun Things To Do In Vancouver

Malls (with possible reduced holiday hours)
The Pacific National Exhibition / PNE (which just received $10M in federal government funding)
Science World
H.R. MacMillan Space Centre
Vancouver Aquarium
Greater Vancouver Zoo
Cineplex Movie Theatres (with National Cinema Day $3 tickets)
The Burnaby Village Museum
Kitsilano Beach Party
R&B Waterfront Paint Party
Vancouver Art Gallery
TaiwanFest
Vancouver Lookout
Vancouver International Flamenco Festival
Richmond Night Market
Richmond Sunflower Festival
Chilliwack Sunflower Festival
Chilliwack Corn Maze
Valley West Stampede
Shangrila Farm Dahlia Flower Festival

Labour Day 2022: What's Closed In Vancouver

Government offices
Most (but not all) public libraries
Banks
Canada Post offices

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Here's What's Open and What's Closed In Vancouver This Labour Day

Summer 2022 is coming to an end, with Labour Day a chance for a last hurrah, so here's what's open and what's closed in Vancouver.

Labour Day 2022: What's Open and Fun Things To Do In Vancouver

Labour Day 2022: What's Closed In Vancouver

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Anthem Properties and Crestpoint have also made significant changes to the tower planned for 1318 Thurlow Street and 1068-1090 Burnaby Street in the West End of Vancouver.

The frequent builder framework will allow applications for CMHC's Affordable Housing Fund and Apartment Construction Loan Program to be expedited.

Bosa Properties recently sent a letter to Burnaby City Council outlining its thoughts, after it backed out from acquiring a site in the Royal Oak neighbourhood.

Cedar Coast acquired the Langley Mall at 5501 204 Street from First Capital REIT over two years ago.