What's open on the August civic holiday in Toronto for 2022, also known as Simcoe Day in Ontario, is a bit different than your average long weekend. On August 1, most of the city will remain open for business but it's still best to plan ahead so your day isn't a total bust.

Here's what's open and closed on the August civic holiday in Toronto this year.

General 

Closed 

• Banks
• Government offices 
• Libraries 
• Mail delivery 

Open

• The TTC will be operating on a holiday service schedule.
• GO Transit will be running on a Saturday schedule.

Bottle shops will be keeping their doors open on August 1. Photo by Hector Vasquez.

Food & Drink
 

Closed

• It's worth calling ahead to restaurants, bars and patios before heading out — many already consider Monday a day off.

Open

• Grocery stores are open citywide, though many will operate on holiday hours. Check online or call for individual store hours.
• Select The Beer Store locations
• Select LCBO locations 
• Indie bottle shops

Little Canada will be one attraction to check out on the holiday Monday. Photo by Fareen Karim.

Malls & Attractions
 

Open

• Malls are open citywide, though some will operate on holiday hours. Check online or call for individual hours of operation.
• Indoor and outdoor attractions like the CN Tower, Little Canada, and The Bentway will be open, though many will operate on holiday hours. Call or check online for individual hours of operation.