Openings & Closures: Civic Holiday Aug. 4, 2025 in Toronto and Ontario cities | INsauga

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The Civic Holiday in Ontario falls on Monday, August 4, 2025.

While it isn't a statutory holiday everywhere, it still impacts hours for many services and businesses across the province.

If you're planning to run errands, shop, or visit attractions, here's your complete guide to what's open and closed on Civic Holiday 2025 in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton, Halton, Durham, and the Niagara Region.

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On Monday, August 4, most non-emergency government offices (federal, provincial, municipal, and regional) will be closed. This includes city and town halls, libraries, and many community centres.

Despite these closures, many shopping centres, restaurants, and tourist attractions will remain open.

Transit: MiWay will operate on a Sunday schedule. GO Transit will run on a Saturday schedule.

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Transit: Brampton Transit and Zum are on a holiday schedule; GO Transit is on a Saturday schedule.

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Transit: Oakville and Burlington Transit are on Sunday schedule; Milton Transit is closed; GO Transit is on Saturday schedule.

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Transit: Durham Transit and PULSE buses on holiday/weekend schedule; GO Transit on Saturday schedule.

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Transit: GO Transit on Saturday schedule; Niagara Region Transit in St. Catharines, Niagara Falls, and Welland (no regional routes).

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Transit: HSR on a holiday schedule, DARTS on holiday hours, GO Transit on a Saturday schedule.

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On Civic Holiday 2025 (August 4) in Ontario, expect government services, banks, and Canada Post to be closed, while most shopping malls, grocery stores, and tourist attractions will remain open. To avoid disappointment, always call ahead or check online for specific store and attraction hours.