“Get ready to celebrate Canada Day in the Forest City, but before you set out on your holiday adventures, make sure you know what’s open and closed in London. With many people taking time off, some local shops and attractions may have adjusted hours, so plan accordingly to make the most of your long weekend.
Open for Fun and Activities
Looking for some excitement this Canada Day? Here are some places that are open for you to enjoy:
– Free recreational activities organized by the City of London, including family badminton, Zumba, arts and crafts, and swimming to cool off.
– City of London golf courses
– Storybook Gardens
– Boler Mountain
– The Factory
– East Park
– London Children’s Museum
– London Transit (operating on a holiday schedule)
– Some pharmacies (check online or call ahead for specific hours)
– Bars, restaurants, and craft breweries (check online or call ahead for specific hours)
– Movie theatres
– Backyard fireworks are permitted on the holiday Monday between sundown and 11 p.m., with adult supervision for those under 18.
Closed for the Holiday
On the flip side, here are some places that will be closed this Canada Day:
– Curbside garbage, recycling, and green bin pickup
– Canada Post mail collection and delivery
– City Hall, Citi Plaza, all Ontario Works offices, and the Provincial Offences Administrative Office
– Middlesex-London Health Unit offices
– London Police Service Collision Reporting Centre
– All branches of the London Public Library
– Banks
– All LCBO locations
– Most Beer Store locations (check online or call ahead for specific hours)
– CF Masonville Place
– White Oaks Mall
– Westmount Shopping Centre
– Most major grocery stores (check online or call ahead for specific hours)
Plan out your day in advance to make the most of your Canada Day celebrations in London. Whether you’re looking for family fun, outdoor activities, or just want to relax, knowing what’s open and closed can help you navigate your holiday plans smoothly. Enjoy your long weekend and celebrate Canada’s birthday in the Forest City with peace of mind and a sense of adventure.”
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