What’s open and closed in Toronto on Good Friday

The Easter Holiday weekend is upon us and that means a short work week for many GTA residents.

It’s expected to be a good weekend to get outside, with a rain-free forecast despite daytime high temperatures a little below seasonal.

The city is celebrating with the annual Beaches Easter Parade, as well as a Good Friday procession. Other events happening around the city this weekend can be found here.

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Keep in mind, Good Friday is a public holiday and that means many businesses will not be open. Banks, libraries, post offices, and government services will all be closed on Friday.

In Toronto, almost all city attractions will remain open including the CN Tower, Toronto Zoo, Casa Loma and Ripley’s Aquarium.

Here is what else is open and closed in the city on Good Friday:

TRANSIT

GO Transit will operate on a Sunday schedule on Friday.

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The TTC will be operate on a holiday schedule with most routes and subway service starting at 6 a.m.

GROCERY AND ALCOHOL

LCBO and Beer stores will be closed on Friday.

Most big chain grocery stores will be closed, but some select locations will be open on Good Friday. Check with your local grocer for hours of operation.

Rabba Fine Foods stores will be open.

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Select Shoppers Drug Mart and Rexall locations will also remain open. Check your local area for other pharmacy store hours.

ATTRACTIONS


Most movie theatres are open on Friday.

Toronto’s city-run golf courses opened for the season this week and will be open on Friday.

SHOPPING MALLS