It's Canada Day, and that means lots of businesses and attractions will be either closed or running odd hours.

Here's what you need to know about what's open — or not — as you enjoy the day around the city.

Attractions

Art Gallery of Ontario: Open between 10:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Casa Loma: Open between 9:30 a.m. and 10 p.m.

CN Tower: Open between 8:30 a.m. and 11 p.m.

Ontario Science Centre: Open between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Grocery stores

Most grocery chains will be closed, but there are a few exceptions.

Fresh and Wild: Bloor Street W. and Spadina Avenue locations.

Galleria Supermarket: Yonge, York Mills and Bloor W. locations.

Loblaws: Carlton Street and Moore Avenue locations.

Longo's: York Mills Road, Maple Leaf Square, St. Clair Avenue W., Elizabeth Street and Bloor Street E. locations.

Pusateri's: Yorkville, Bayview and Avenue Road locations.

Saks Food Hall: Yonge Street.

The Food Depot: Dupont Street.

The Kitchen Table: Queens Quay W., Spadina Avenue, Bay and King locations.

Whole Foods: Avenue Road.​​​​​

Popbox MicroMrkt: Dovercourt Road.

Summerhill Market: Summerhill Avenue and Mount Pleasant Road.

T&T: Promenade, Warden Avenue, Central Parkway, Cherry Street, Yonge Street, Woodbine Avenue and Kennedy Road locations.

Various Rabba Fine Foods locations

Alcohol

Beer Store locations: closed.

LCBO locations: closed.

Malls

CF Fairview Mall: closed.

Scarborough Town Centre: closed.

CF Sherway Gardens: closed.

CF Shops at Don Mills: closed.

CF Toronto Eaton Centre: open between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Yorkdale: closed.

Public transportation

GO Transit and the TTC will both operate on their holiday schedule.

Services

Canada Post: No mail delivery.

Banks and government offices: closed.

Toronto Public Library: closed.

Parking

If you are driving to a Canada Day event, Toronto police advise Parking Enforcement will not be enforcing the following on-street parking bylaws on Canada Day.

Pay-and-display/metered areas.

Rush-hour rates.