Family Day 2022: What’s open and closed in Guelph
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Even with COVID-19 restrictions being lifted in Ontario, Guelph residents are still faced with the usual closures and service reductions Monday because of Family Day.
Even with COVID-19 restrictions being lifted in Ontario, Guelph residents are still faced with the usual closures and service reductions Monday because of Family Day.
Many businesses are closing their doors and many services are impacted by the holiday.
Here’s a list of what Guelph residents and visitors to the city can expect on Monday, Feb. 21.
The major grocery stores in the city are shutting down for the day. Independent grocers Rowe Farms and Market Fresh have both confirmed their locations are closed as well.
All LCBO and The Beer Store locations are shut down for the day, but local craft breweries, including Royal City Brewing and Wellington Brewery, have their doors open.
Those looking to dine out should call the restaurant ahead of time to book a reservation.
Stone Road Mall and the Walmart locations in the north and south ends are closed for Family Day.
Many other retailers are closing up shop as well, but customers should call ahead to confirm store hours.
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