Canadians, please read!

[NYGirl 0]

Hi to all,

Canadians, is it true that everything is closed on Sundays in Canada? Anything to do in Canada on Sunday? Some people posted things to do in Montreal but I was wondering if everything will be closed since I'll only be there for one day on Sunday.

Thanks!

[Krikit 1,163]

Hi to all,

Canadians, is it true that everything is closed on Sundays in Canada? Anything to do in Canada on Sunday? Some people posted things to do in Montreal but I was wondering if everything will be closed since I'll only be there for one day on Sunday.

Thanks!

Where are you getting your info? No, everything is not closed on Sundays.

[NYGirl 0]

Hi to all,

Canadians, is it true that everything is closed on Sundays in Canada? Anything to do in Canada on Sunday? Some people posted things to do in Montreal but I was wondering if everything will be closed since I'll only be there for one day on Sunday.

Thanks!

Where are you getting your info? No, everything is not closed on Sundays.

Thanks

[trailmix 77]

Hi to all,

Canadians, is it true that everything is closed on Sundays in Canada? Anything to do in Canada on Sunday? Some people posted things to do in Montreal but I was wondering if everything will be closed since I'll only be there for one day on Sunday.

Thanks!

Oh NYGirl, NYGirl <shakes head>

You really need to speak to whomever told you this and set them straight.

[NYGirl 0]

Hi to all,

Canadians, is it true that everything is closed on Sundays in Canada? Anything to do in Canada on Sunday? Some people posted things to do in Montreal but I was wondering if everything will be closed since I'll only be there for one day on Sunday.

Thanks!

Oh NYGirl, NYGirl <shakes head>

You really need to speak to whomever told you this and set them straight.

[Emancipation 2]

the liquor stores are closed on PEI on Sundays..

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Canada sucks on Sundays the only thing open is the blubber store.

[Marilyn. 340]

Canada sucks on Sundays the only thing open is the blubber store.

and Canadian Tire

[trailmix 77]

Canada sucks on Sundays the only thing open is the blubber store.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Liquor stores and beer stores are closed on Sundays. Some groceries stores may not open until Sunday afternoon and some smaller businesses may remain closed, but generally you won't find any hardships between what is closed and what isn't. The majority of businesses - except for government offices and such - are open on Sundays. All touristy things will be open, all restaurants, museums, things like that will be open.

Edited August 26, 2008 by Kathryn41

[Chica Yeyé 41]

And in some provinces you are not allowed to have sex on Sundays under penalty of neutering. They are so weird this Canadians

[Krikit 1,163]

Liquor stores and beer stores are closed on Sundays. Some groceries stores may not open until Sunday afternoon and some smaller businesses may remain closed, but generally you won't find any hardships between what is closed and what isn't. The majority of businesses - except for government offices and such - are open on Sundays. All touristy things will be open, all restaurants, museums, things like that will be open.

Probably wouldn't matter much in Quebec since they sell alcohol in convenience/grocery stores. Not that you'd be going to the liquor or beer store on a Sunday in Montreal when you're only there for the day. They are definitely open in Ontario on a Sunday.

[DeadPoolX 9]

Liquor stores and beer stores are closed on Sundays. Some groceries stores may not open until Sunday afternoon and some smaller businesses may remain closed, but generally you won't find any hardships between what is closed and what isn't. The majority of businesses - except for government offices and such - are open on Sundays. All touristy things will be open, all restaurants, museums, things like that will be open.

Probably wouldn't matter much in Quebec since they sell alcohol in convenience/grocery stores. Not that you'd be going to the liquor or beer store on a Sunday in Montreal when you're only there for the day. They are definitely open in Ontario on a Sunday.

They also do that in the U.S. too. They don't do that in Canada? I mean besides Quebec. I could have sworn I saw that, but maybe I wasn't paying attention.

[Levi_Heather 0]

Liquor stores and beer stores are closed on Sundays. Some groceries stores may not open until Sunday afternoon and some smaller businesses may remain closed, but generally you won't find any hardships between what is closed and what isn't. The majority of businesses - except for government offices and such - are open on Sundays. All touristy things will be open, all restaurants, museums, things like that will be open.

Probably wouldn't matter much in Quebec since they sell alcohol in convenience/grocery stores. Not that you'd be going to the liquor or beer store on a Sunday in Montreal when you're only there for the day. They are definitely open in Ontario on a Sunday.

They also do that in the U.S. too. They don't do that in Canada? I mean besides Quebec. I could have sworn I saw that, but maybe I wasn't paying attention.

In Manitoba they have seperate province run liquor stores. Levi thought it was weird that you could buy it here at grocery and convenience stores.

They were closed up there on Sundays and holidays too.

[trailmix 77]

Liquor stores and beer stores are closed on Sundays. Some groceries stores may not open until Sunday afternoon and some smaller businesses may remain closed, but generally you won't find any hardships between what is closed and what isn't. The majority of businesses - except for government offices and such - are open on Sundays. All touristy things will be open, all restaurants, museums, things like that will be open.

Probably wouldn't matter much in Quebec since they sell alcohol in convenience/grocery stores. Not that you'd be going to the liquor or beer store on a Sunday in Montreal when you're only there for the day. They are definitely open in Ontario on a Sunday.

They also do that in the U.S. too. They don't do that in Canada? I mean besides Quebec. I could have sworn I saw that, but maybe I wasn't paying attention.

It depends, nothing like that is uniform across Canada. In Alberta you buy alcohol at liquor stores, that are not run by the province, they are privately owned (they were provincially run - some time ago). You cannot buy alcohol in other stores.

Edited August 26, 2008 by trailmix