Thanksgiving in Quebec: What’s Open and Closed on October 14, 2024?
As Thanksgiving approaches on Monday, October 14, 2024, many people in Quebec are wondering which services and businesses will be open or closed during this public holiday. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect to be available, as well as what will remain closed, as you plan for the long weekend.
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On the open side, many essential services and entertainment venues will continue to operate. Grocery stores, convenience stores, and pharmacies will remain open, ensuring that you can still pick up any last-minute essentials. Shopping centers, restaurants, and cinemas will also welcome visitors, providing plenty of options for leisure activities. Additionally, public transportation will be running, although schedules might be modified. For those interested in culture and nature, many museums, such as Pointe-à-Callière, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, and the McCord Stewart Museum, will be accessible. Nature lovers can also explore the Biodome, the Planetarium, and the Botanical Gardens, which will be open to the public. If you're planning on visiting sports or cultural facilities, it’s a good idea to check the specific schedules, as they may vary by borough.
On the other hand, some services will not be available. Banks and credit unions will be closed, along with most SAQ locations, except for SAQ Express outlets and those situated in public markets. Government offices, including passport services and the SAAQ, will also be closed for the day. Municipal services like the City of Montreal’s court, Access Montreal offices, and permit counters will not be operational. Canada Post offices will be shut down, and there will be no regular mail delivery.
So, if you're planning to run errands, grab some groceries, or enjoy a cultural outing, most places will remain open. However, if you need to handle any banking or government-related tasks, you’ll have to wait until after the holiday.
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