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What’s open/closed on Family Day in Scarborough

Need something to do this Family Day? Don’t want to run into any unexpected ‘closed’ signs? Here’s a list of what is open and closed this Family Day in Scarborough.
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By Alissa Heidman

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Open

• Toronto Zoo – featuring special Family Day events

• Movie theatres

• Scarborough Museum

• Scarborough Civic Centre – featuring Family Day events from noon – 4 p.m.

Closed

• LCBO and The Beer Store

• Banks

• Schools

• Public libraries

• Post offices

• Most grocery stores

• Malls and other retail outlets

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