The unofficial start of summer in Guelph, Ontario is marked by closures on Victoria Day. Government offices, banks, and the University of Guelph are closed, with reduced hours at the athletic centre, closed Arboretum grounds, and shut McLaughlin library and hospitality locations. LCBO, retail, and grocery stores, including Walmart and Stone Road Mall, are closed. City-operated facilities like city hall, recreation centres, and libraries are also closed, with waste collection delayed by one day. Some drug stores, Wine Rack, and a Beer Store location will remain open. Guelph Transit routes will operate on-demand service, with one exception.
On Victoria Day, all government offices, banks, and the University of Guelph are closed in Guelph, Ontario. The University is operating on reduced hours, and LCBO stores will be closed. Retail and grocery stores, including Walmart and Stone Road Mall, will also be closed. City-operated facilities such as city hall, recreation centres, and libraries will be closed, with waste collection delayed by one day. However, some drug stores, Wine Rack, and a Beer Store location will remain open. Guelph Transit routes will be operating on-demand service, except for Route 99 Mainline.
As part of the closures on Victoria Day in Guelph, Ontario, GO Transit will be operating on a Saturday schedule. All government offices and banks will be closed for the holiday, as will the University of Guelph and LCBO stores. Retail and grocery stores, including Walmart and Stone Road Mall, will not be open. City-operated facilities like city hall, recreation centres, and libraries will also be closed, with waste collection postponed by one day. However, some drug stores, Wine Rack, and a specific Beer Store location will be open. Guelph Transit routes will run on-demand, except for Route 99 Mainline.
In Guelph, Ontario, Victoria Day closures include all government offices, banks, and the University of Guelph. LCBO stores and retail and grocery stores, such as Walmart and Stone Road Mall, will also be closed for the holiday. City-operated facilities like city hall, recreation centres, and libraries will be closed, with waste collection delayed by a day. Some locations, such as drug stores, Wine Rack, and a Beer Store, will remain open. Guelph Transit routes will operate on-demand service, except for Route 99 Mainline.
The closures on Victoria Day in Guelph, Ontario, will impact all government offices, banks, and the University of Guelph, which will have reduced hours and closed facilities. LCBO stores will be closed, as well as retail and grocery stores like Walmart and Stone Road Mall. City-operated facilities, including city hall, recreation centres, and libraries, will be closed. Waste collection will be delayed by one day. However, some drug stores, Wine Rack, and a Beer Store location will be open. Guelph Transit routes will run on-demand, with one exception.
As part of the Victoria Day closures in Guelph, Ontario, GO Transit will be operating on a Saturday schedule. Government offices, banks, and the University of Guelph will be closed, with LCBO stores and retail and grocery stores also closed for the holiday. City-operated facilities like city hall, recreation centres, and libraries will be closed, as will waste collection be delayed by a day. Some stores, such as drug stores, Wine Rack, and a specific Beer Store location, will be open. Guelph Transit routes will operate on-demand service, except for Route 99 Mainline.
