Centre Francophone is Closed on Family Day in Toronto, Ontario.

Family Day is a retail business holiday in Toronto, Ontario. Centre Francophone is closed for the holiday.

Retail stores are closed on holidays in the City of Toronto, except for in the Downtown Yonge and Bloor-Yorkville Business Improvement Areas.

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Which other community centres are open and closed on Family Day in Toronto, Ontario?

Centre Francophone in Toronto, Ontario	On Family Day	Navigate
Korean Senior Citizens Centre	Closed
Christie Street Baptist Church	Closed
Alexandra Park Community Centre	Closed
Miziwe Biik Aboriginal Employment and Training	Closed
Toronto Kiwanis Boys & Girls Clubs	Closed
Hillcrest Community Centre	Closed
Applegrove Community Complex	Closed
Joseph J. Piccininni Community Centre	Closed
Swansea Community Recreation Centre	Closed
Wellesley Community Centre	Closed

Toronto, Ontario community centres data from OpenStreetMap

Where in Ontario might Centre Francophone be open on Family Day?

City	Centre Francophone is	Navigate
Vaughan	Permitted to Open
Markham	Permitted to Open
Richmond Hill	Permitted to Open
King City	Permitted to Open
Whitchurch-stouffville	Permitted to Open
Aurora	Permitted to Open
Newmarket	Permitted to Open
East Gwillimbury	Permitted to Open
Georgina	Permitted to Open
Orillia	Permitted to Open
Collingwood	Permitted to Open
Sarnia	Permitted to Open
Brockville	Permitted to Open
Windsor	Permitted to Open

What's open and closed on Family Day in Toronto, Ontario?

Retail	On Family Day
Banks	Closed
Big Box Stores	Closed
Canada Post	Open
Cannabis Dispensaries	Closed
Car Dealerships	Closed
Casinos	Open
Community Centres	Closed
Convenience Stores	Open
Farmer's Markets	Open
Florists	Closed
Garden Centres	Open
Gas Stations	Open
Grocery Stores	Closed
Gyms	Closed
Laundromats	Open
Lcbo	Closed
Libraries	Closed
Medical Laboratories	Closed
Movie Theatres	Open
Newsstands	Open
Onroute	Open
Pharmacies	Open
Public Transit	Open
Restaurants	Open
Salons	Closed
Service Ontario	Closed
Shopping Malls	Closed
The Beer Store	Closed
Tourist Attractions	Open

What holidays are Centre Francophone open on in Toronto, Ontario?

Holiday	Centre Francophone in Toronto, Ontario
New Year's Day	Closed
Family Day	Closed
Good Friday	Closed
Easter Sunday	Closed
Easter Monday	Permitted to Open
Mother's Day	Open
Victoria Day	Closed
Father's Day	Open
Canada Day	Closed
Civic Holiday	Closed
Labour Day	Closed
National Day For Truth And Reconciliation	Open
Thanksgiving	Closed
Remembrance Day	Open
Christmas Eve	Permitted to Open
Christmas Day	Closed
Boxing Day	Permitted to Open
New Year's Eve	Permitted to Open

What retail holidays are coming up in Toronto, Ontario?

Retail stores may be closed on these days in Toronto, Ontario.

Holiday	Next occurrence
Good Friday	Friday, April 18th, 2025
Easter Sunday	Sunday, April 20th, 2025
Victoria Day	Monday, May 19th, 2025
Canada Day	Tuesday, July 1st, 2025
Civic Holiday	Monday, August 4th, 2025
Labour Day	Monday, September 1st, 2025
National Day For Truth And Reconciliation	Tuesday, September 30th, 2025
Thanksgiving	Monday, October 13th, 2025
Remembrance Day	Tuesday, November 11th, 2025
Christmas Day	Thursday, December 25th, 2025
Boxing Day	Friday, December 26th, 2025
New Year's Day	Thursday, January 1st, 2026
Family Day	Monday, February 16th, 2026

What retailers close on holidays in Toronto, Ontario?

Retail	Holiday hours in Toronto, Ontario
Banks	Closed
Big Box Stores	Closed
Canada Post	Closed
Cannabis Dispensaries	Closed
Car Dealerships	Closed
Casinos	Open
Community Centres	Closed
Convenience Stores	Permitted to Open
Farmer's Markets	Open
Florists	Closed
Garden Centres	Permitted to Open
Gas Stations	Open
Grocery Stores	Closed
Gyms	Closed
Laundromats	Open
Lcbo	Closed
Libraries	Closed
Medical Laboratories	Closed
Movie Theatres	Open
Newsstands	Open
Onroute	Open
Pharmacies	Permitted to Open
Public Transit	Permitted to Open
Restaurants	Permitted to Open
Salons	Closed
Service Ontario	Closed
Shopping Malls	Closed
The Beer Store	Closed
Tourist Attractions	Permitted to Open

About Family Day in Toronto, Ontario

Family Day was first celebrated in Ontario in 2007 after it was established by the then-Liberal government to fulfill an election promise. It is celebrated on the third Monday in February each year. Unlike many other holidays, Family Day does not hold any traditional significance for most Ontarians.

Family Day will be observed on:

Monday, February 20th, 2023
Monday, February 19th, 2024
Monday, February 17th, 2025
Monday, February 16th, 2026
Monday, February 15th, 2027
Monday, February 21st, 2028