While some places across the Toronto and the GTA will be closed, there’s still plenty to do on the Civic Holiday.

The Civic Holiday falls on Monday, Aug. 4, 2025, in Ontario, bringing changes to hours and services across the province. While the holiday isn’t statutory everywhere, many government offices, banks, ...

There’s lots to do in Toronto this long weekend, ranging from music festivals, nature conservatories and golf courses. You could, of course, also check out the city’s newest green space: Biidaasige ...

This year, it falls on Monday, August 4. Unlike other long weekends, many places around Toronto will remain open, including ...

This year, the annual Civic Holiday falls on Aug. 4, 2025, in Ontario, While the holiday will have an impact on ...

George Leggett, who was there when local festival was just getting off the ground, says early committee members would be ...

Malls that are open on the holiday are operating with reduced hours, including Square One and Bramalea City Centre, Vaughan ...

As you make your plans for the Civic Holiday long weekend, check this list below of what's open and closed on the Monday.

– Toronto Public Library branches will be closed on Sunday and Monday; – City of Toronto cultural centres, and select Toronto History Museums; – Several shopping centres, including Eaton Centre, ...

What's open on the August Civic Holiday in Toronto is important information you should know ahead of the long weekend. The ...

From shopping centres, to sights and attractions, here’s what’s open, closed and the operating hours for each.