As on any Canada Day, banks, most malls (except certain designated ones), government offices, provincially-run liquor and beer stores, most grocery stores and malls, libraries, and Canada Post will shut down on July 1. But this is a Canada Day like no other.
TORONTO -- As on any Canada Day, banks, most malls , government offices, provincially-run liquor and beer stores, most grocery stores and malls, libraries, and Canada Post will shut down on July 1.
That means virtually all official Canada Day celebrations including fireworks, concerts and parades are going digital this year.Here is a list of what is allowed to reopen and what remains closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s recommended to check ahead of time for specific Canada Day hours.
The Children’s Museum remains closed due to COVID-19 and the Manitoba Museum is closed for the holiday
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