What's open, what's closed in Toronto on Thanksgiving Monday
CBC
Most government and city services will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, but some malls and attractions will remain open.
Ontario recently removed capacity limits for select settings, but province-wide COVID-19 public health measures like masking and physical distancing still apply. Proof of vaccination must also be shown at select locations.
Here's a list of what's open and closed this Thanksgiving Monday:
Many retail centres and tourist areas will be open on Thanksgiving Monday, including the Distillery District, Yorkville and Queen's Quay West.
Malls:
Attractions:
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