“O Canada! Land of our ancestors. Your forehead is surrounded by … open or closed shops! After Quebec, it is Canada’s turn to be talked about with love and be celebrated this Tuesday, July 1. National Day obliges, you will certainly want to fill up on various articles to the grocery store by then, because you could break your nose at barred doors.
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Frankly, what is more frustrating than preparing a supper with friends or family and realizing that you are missing three-quarters of what you need? And we’re going to say it, making a detour to the convenience store can cost you a buttered.
Many shops and establishments will be closed all over the province to highlight the Canadian Confederation Day, which this year celebrates its 158th anniversary.
Better to consult this list in advance and make your provisions the day before to avoid unpleasant surprises.
Open :
- Pharmacies (with some exceptions);
- Restaurants;
- Bars;
- Cinemas and cinema;
- Small surface food establishments;
- Convenience stores;
- Service stations;
- The majority of municipal pools;
- The majority of museums;
- Eco -centers, with some exceptions;
- Space for life (Biodomial, Botanical Garden, Planetarium, Insectarium and Biosphere);
- Waste collection and recycling at the usual schedule;
- Gyms (at the discretion of the owner or owner).
Farm :
- SAQ branches;
- SQDC branches;
- Large surface grocery stores;
- Shops and shopping centers;
- Banks and boxes;
- Federal, provincial and municipal service centers;
- Canada passport offices
- Canada posts;
- SAAQ service centers;
- Libraries.
Public transport hours can change during public holidays, so it is better to check in advance if you want to avoid leaving too long when stopping bus.
