A Guide to Canada Day in Toronto This Year, From What’s Open to when the Fireworks Start
Most Montreal services follow holiday hours, while many Toronto attractions stay open and transit runs on reduced schedules for the statutory holiday.
- On Wednesday, July 1, Canada Day, residents in Montreal and Toronto will encounter varying schedules as most government offices and large retailers close, while specific tourist attractions and grocery stores remain accessible.
- Transit systems across both cities, including the TTC and STM, will operate on modified holiday schedules, though the City confirms that garbage and recycling collection will continue according to regular timelines.
- Grocery stores including Metro, IGA, and Maxi remain open, while Costco and Walmart will be closed. Many attractions, including the Toronto Zoo, ROM, and Wonderland, will welcome visitors throughout the holiday.
- Select Beer Store locations will operate from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., while most LCBO stores will be closed. Several malls, including the Eaton Centre and Bramalea City Centre, have limited hours.
- Annual fireworks displays over Ashbridges Bay highlight celebrations across Toronto despite the midweek holiday. Residents are encouraged to check local listings for specific hours for pools and other municipal services.
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