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This year Thanksgiving Day falls on October 11 in Oshawa, Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Clarington

What’s open and closed in Toronto on Canada Day 2021 A man waves a flag during a Canada Day parade. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes Summary While still operating within reopening rules, some malls will be open. Some grocery stores and pharmacies will be open on holiday schedules. Canada Day is a chance to take break for many workers, meaning many stores are closed or have modified hours. If you have to run out for last-minute BBQ supplies — many grocery stores are open, but check your local place’s hours. Here’s a look at what else is – or isn’t – available on July 1:

  OTTAWA -- Gatineau emerges from a 45-day lockdown today, with the curfew moving back to 9:30 p.m. and some non-essential businesses and personal and esthetic care services allowed to reopen. The Quebec government is lifting the special emergency measures for Gatineau, Pontiac and the MRC-des-Collines, one week after the restrictions were lifted in Papineau and the Vallee de la Gatineau. Quebec imposed the lockdown measures on Gatineau back on April 1, which included the closure of schools and non-essential businesses. The special emergency measures were extended to the entire Outaouai...

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Article content Stop for some fuel, a snack — and a drink for the road. Dozens of 7-Eleven stores, including five in Windsor, have applied to the AGCO for licences to serve alcohol inside their convenience stores. Photo by Nick Brancaccio /Windsor Star Each proposed 7-Eleven location has already entered a public notice period regarding the liquor applications which allows for community feedback until March 11. Placards have been posted at each of the convenience stores seeking to serve alcohol. “This notice offers residents in a municipality an opportunity to respond to the application...