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What’s Open & What’s Closed On Canada Day In Toronto

Happy 148th birthday Canada!
Victor Magdic

Canada's 148th birthday is coming up this Wednesday and we're so excited to celebrate! For those of you who will be traveling around the city, the TTC will be running on a holiday schedule and GO Transit will be running on a Saturday schedule. We've also got a list of places in the GTA where you can watch Canada Day fireworks. Here's what's open and closed July 1st, 2015.

What's Open:

  • Some grocery stores

  • Eaton Centre, Vaughan Mills, Square One, and Pacific Mall

  • Royal Ontario Museum

  • Aga Khan Museum

  • Bata Shoe Museum

  • Casa Loma

  • Golf courses

  • Parks

  • Movie theatres

  • Most restaurants

What's Closed:

  • Small malls and strip malls

  • Yorkdale Mall

  • Art Gallery of Ontario

  • Banks

  • LCBO and Beer Store locations

  • Libraries and schools

  • Government offices

  • Childcare centres

Also, here are places where you can watch Canada Day fireworks:

  • Ashbridges Bay Park

  • Mel Lastman Square

  • Canada's Wonderland

  • Memorial Park (Mississauga)

  • Celebration Square (Mississauga)

  • Chinguacousy Park (Brampton)

  • Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park (Oakville)

  • Richmond Green Park (Richmond Hill)

  • Milne Park (Markham)

  • Kinsmen Park (Pickering)

  • Lambert Wilson Park (Aurora)

  • George Richardson Park (Newmarket)

  • Milton Fairground (Milton)

  • Victoria Fields (Whitby)

  • Main Street Stouffville (Whitchurch-Stouffville)

  • Civic Centre (Georgina/Keswick)