What’s Open and Closed in Toronto Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Monday

As the Easter long weekend approaches in Toronto—falling on April 18 (Good Friday), April 20 (Easter Sunday), and April 21 (Easter Monday)—residents can expect a mix of closures and adjusted hours across the city.

From shopping malls and grocery stores to public transit and government services, here’s a full breakdown of what’s open and closed in Toronto during the Easter 2025 weekend to help you plan ahead.

Closed:

• Longo’s is closed Easter Sunday
• Some Whole Foods locations are closed, check hours
• Fairview Mall
• Markville is closed Easter Sunday
• Sherway Gardens
• Shops at Don Mills
• Dufferin Mall
• Yorkdale
• Promenade Shopping Centre is closed Easter Sunday
• LCBO
• The Beer Store
• Government offices
• Banks
• Libraries
• Canada Post

Open:

• Longo’s is open Good Friday
• Rabba
• Summerhill Market
• Some Whole Foods locations are open, check hours
• Eaton Centre
• Markville is open Good Friday
• Toronto Premium Outlets
• Pacific Mall
• Promenade Shopping Centre is open Good Friday
• Most Shoppers Drug Marts operating on holiday hours
• Most restaurants are normally open on weekends, but call ahead to confirm
• CN Tower
• Ripley’s Aquarium
• AGO
• Gardiner Museum
• ROM
• Casa Loma
• Aga Khan Museum
• Allan Gardens
• Riverdale Farm
• Arcadia Earth

Shopping malls that are open on Easter Sunday:

• Eaton Centre
• Toronto Premium Outlets
• Pacific Mall

Transit:

• TTC operating on holiday service on Good Friday
• GO Transit operating on a Saturday schedule on Good Friday

Here’s what’s open and closed on Easter Monday in Toronto

Closed:

• Some government offices
• Canada Post

Open:

• Major malls and shopping centres
• Banks
• LCBO (but some stores may have special hours, so call ahead to be sure)
• The Beer Store
• Grocery stores
• Restaurants
• Transit services will run as usual, but check to ensure your route is unaffected
• Garbage and recycling curbside collection