What’s open, closed in Barrie and Simcoe County on Canada Day 2023
Global News
With Canada Day 2024 falling on the weekend, stores, government offices and services, institutions and attractions are approaching the holiday with a mix of hours and closures.
As Canada Day approaches, several businesses and services in and around Ontario’s Barrie and Simcoe County region will have altered hours for the long weekend. But with the country’s birthday falling on a weekend, what’s being impacted could fall on different days. Here’s a look at what is open and what is closed over the next few days.
The City of Barrie will be celebrating Canada Day with activities and fireworks on Saturday, July 1. Visit the Barrie page for event details.
Barrie residents are permitted to use fireworks on the Canada Day holiday only Saturday, July 1, until 11 p.m.
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