Many businesses are closed on the Civic Holiday Monday but we’ve got you covered with information about who’s open, plus advice for fun excursions, staying safe outdoors, on the water and more.

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, ...

Paid public holidays, also known as statutory holidays or general holidays, are days throughout the year when most businesses ...

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

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

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 2025 falls on Monday, August 4, and figuring out whether you're actually entitled to the day off and what ...

That's because the Civic Holiday isn't actually a stat holiday in Ontario. But in Ottawa, it is recognized as a municipal ...

Not so in the retail sector, where many stores will be open, although some will operate on a reduced schedule. Sudbury’s two ...

The OPP will also be out on waterways and trails, counting on people to keep themselves and their loved ones safe so that ...

Campaign centres on the Big 4 driving behaviours-the leading contributors to serious collisions and fatalities on Ontario roadways ...

Non-compliance with the Move Over law carries a $490 to $2,000 fine, plus three demerit points upon conviction. Subsequent ...