What's Open And Closed In Vancouver On Christmas 2023

It's that time of the year again where the Christmas lights are all around, Christmas cheer is in the air, and it's all about spending time with your friends and family.

We're a few days out from Christmas, which will fall on a Monday this year, and the weather in Metro Vancouver looks like it will be relatively good, with some rain expected, but no snow.

Public transit will be running, with buses, the SkyTrain, and Seabuses all running on the Sunday/holiday schedule on Christmas Day, while the West Coast Express will not be running, according to TransLink.

For those who want to take the family out or spend Christmas outdoors, here are some activities you can do on Christmas, as well as what's open and closed.

Christmas 2023: What's Closed In Metro Vancouver

Government Buildings
Canada Post
Banks
ICBC
BC Liquor Stores
Vancouver Public Library (All branches besides the Carnegie Branch)
Burnaby Public Library
CF Pacific Centre
Metropolis At Metrotown
The Amazing Brentwood
Central City Shopping Centre
Walmart
Save On Foods
Science World
Burnaby Village Museum

Christmas 2023: What's Open In Metro Vancouver

Robson Square Ice Rink (11:00 AM to 5:00 PM)
Vancouver Lookout
Granville Island
The Vancouver Aquarium (10:00 AM to 3:30 PM)
Cineplex Theatres
Canada Place (Christmas At Canada Place)
Grouse Mountain (Varies depending on activity)
Cypress Mountain (9:00 AM to 4:00 PM)
Mount Seymour (8:30 AM to 5:00 PM)

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It looks like the weather will not be frightful this Christmas, and there are plenty of things you can do to take advantage of that.

The District Northwest project by Thind Properties is set for 13438 105A Avenue in Surrey and consists of two high-rise towers.

The property, 98 James Street South in Hamilton, was placed under receivership in August and is shovel-ready, with development charges locked in at historical rates.

The two towers are set for 1525-1555 Robson Street in Vancouver, two parcel GWL Realty Advisors acquired in separate deals across several years.