Montreal Gazette

What’s open and closed this weekend

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Here is a partial list of what is open and closed Sunday, July 1 and Monday, July 2 for Canada Day weekend.

Federal and provincial offices in ■

Montreal will be closed on Monday. Most Montreal city offices will also be closed Monday, including borough and Accès Montréal offices and points of service.

Garbage, recycling, compost and ■ bulky waste collection will take place according to the usual schedules in all boroughs.

The municipal courthouse on ■

Gosford St. will be closed on Monday.

The city’s écocentres will be open ■ according to their regular summer schedule: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Montreal boroughs set their own ■ schedule for sports centres, pools, arenas, libraries and cultural centres. Check your local borough’s website for more details.

All parking restrictio­ns and automated ■ parking payment machines remain in effect as usual Sunday and Monday.

The STM runs on a holiday schedule ■ with modified bus schedules. Check the changes specific to your route at stm.info.

The Vaudreuil-Hudson line on ■ exo (formerly the Réseau de transport métropolit­ain) will run on a Sunday schedule on Sunday and Monday. The St-Jérôme line will run on a weekend schedule both days. The four other exo lines will not operate on Sunday or Monday.

The Société de transport de Laval ■ will run on its normal schedules Sunday and Monday. The Réseau de transport de Longueuil will run on a Sunday schedule on both days.

Many banks — including TD ■

Canada Trust, Bank of Montreal, National Bank and Desjardins — will be closed Sunday and Monday.

All SAQ stores will be open on ■

Sunday, with the exception of those in malls that are closed, but open as usual on Monday.

All public markets, such as JeanTalon ■ and Atwater, are open during their regular hours on Sunday and Monday. IGA supermarke­ts will be closed Sunday and open Monday, while all Provigo and most Metro locations will be open the entire weekend. A full list of open Metro stores is available on their website.

Many shopping malls — such as ■ the Eaton Centre, Alexis Nihon, Fairview Pointe-Claire and Rockland — will be closed on Sunday but open according to their regular hours on Monday.

On Sunday, the Insectariu­m and ■

Botanical Garden will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and the Rio Tinto Alcan Planetariu­m will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The same hours are in effect on Monday. The Biodôme remains closed for renovation­s and will re-open in late summer of next year.

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