WHAT'S OPEN and CLOSED in MISSISSAUGA & TORONTO on CANADA DAY

 What’s open & closed in MISSISSAUGA

From Mississauga.com

What’s open

·      Squareone mall from 11:00 P.M to 06:00 P.M

·      Playdium

·      Art Gallery from noon to 4:00 P.M

·      Miway on Sunday/ Holiday

·      Go bus on Saturday

Whats closed

 LCBO and Beer stores

  Libraries

Government offices

  No mail delivery

  Banks

From CityNews.ca

What’s open & closed in TORONTO

What’s Closed on Canada Day

  LCBO and Beer stores

  Libraries

  Government offices

  No mail delivery

  Banks

What’s open on Canada Day

  TTC will run on a holiday schedule

  GO Transit will run on a Saturday schedule

  Garbage collection

  Most malls, including Eaton Centre (10 a.m. – 6 p.m.), Vaughan Mills (10 a.m. – 7 p.m.), Square One Shopping Centre (11 a.m. – 6 p.m.) and Bramalea City Centre (11 a.m. – 6 p.m.), but Yorkdale mall is closed

Tourist sites and attractions

Source: Mississauga.com & CityNews.ca 

Author: Tram Nguyen

www.lifeinMississsauga.blogspot.ca

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Mississuaga Canada Day event

                

Oh Canada!

 

July 1^st is coming up! Are you ready to celebrate Canada 147^th birthday? Here are few upcoming ideas that we have prepare for you for your plans on Canada Day! 

1. Mississauga Celebration Square

Celebrating Canada's Day featuring Leslie Roberts and Liza the for host show, performance by Canadian cirque acts with mile high stilt walkers, mind-blowing Mirror People, and festive face painting.

There will be numerous of food trucks and vendors serving up savoury and sweet gourmet curbside cuisine. Food vendors include Beavertails Pastry, Fidel Gastro, Frankie Fettuccine, Localista, Per Se Mobile, Pretty Sweet, Randy’s Roti, Smoke’s Poutinerie, Urban Smoke, Mike’s Dog House, cotton candy and hot dog concessions, corn roasters, a tiki drink stand, and much more… 

The main stage line-up includes performances from local bands Trouble & Daughter and Aukland, and featuring pop heart throb Tyler Shaw and JUNO Award winning R&B superstar JRDN and Canada's pop darling Alyssa Reid.

And finally countdown to an explosive fireworks finale!!  

Source: http://www.cityofgp.com/index.aspx?page=982&recordid=4135

2. The Living Arts Centre 

The Living Arts Centre will be also celebrating with indoor activities from 12pm to 4pm on July 1, 2014. There will be lots of creative activities and entertainment for kids and families. Kids love playing with several different crafts, demonstrations and musical performances. Children are invited to make Canadian flag bugs and butterflies, a moose, beaver, bear puppets and more activities. Kids can also get their faces painted and enjoy a magic show at the RBC Theatre. In addition, there will be painting, pottery and glass demonstrations run by local artists. 

3. Streetsville

In Streetsville there will be great fun for the whole family starting at 6:00pm with fireworks from 10pm with traditional celebration with clowns, face painting, balloon animals, craft tables, and carnival games.  This year’s event features a Donut Eating Contest and a contest reward the best Canada Day costume. 

Creative Common Under: Keven Jaako, 2009

 4. Port Credit Canada Day Celebration 

 

Port Credit celebrating 11th annual Paint the Town Red Canada Day Festival features the only parade in the city and the largest red-and-white birthday cake in the country.

Canada Day Parade starts at 11 a.m. and ends with the fireworks display in Memorial Park at 9:50 p.m.

For more information please visit their website

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