Monday October 14 is the feast of Thanksgivingand in Montreal, several services will adjust their schedules. Whether you have administrative procedures to do or plans to go out to enjoy the day, here is what you need to know about what will be open or closed in the metropolis.
Montreal access offices and online services
The Accès Montréal Offices (BAM) as well as the permit counters will be closed on Monday of Thanksgiving. But don’t panic, these services will reopen the next day, October 15. For those who prefer to manage their procedures without leaving the comfort of their living room, the City’s online services remain available. It’s a quick and convenient option to avoid queues, so be sure to check it out.
Waste collections and ecocenters: always there
Good news for eco-citizens: all usual collections, whether domestic waste, recyclable materials or green waste, will be maintained as usual, even on Monday October 14. The ecocenters will also be open according to their usual schedule, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. This is the perfect opportunity to get rid of your bulky items or your renovation materials with complete peace of mind!
Sports, cultural and library facilities
Hours for sports and cultural facilities may vary depending on the district, so it is better to check before going there. Consult the Loisirs Montréal website or contact the sports centers and Maisons de la culture directly to find out the precise schedules. Some libraries may also be closed, so a quick call or visit to their website will save you time.
Space for life: always open for the curious
If you want a little nature or scientific getaway, you will be delighted to learn that the Biodôme, the Botanical Garden, the Insectarium, the Planetarium and even the Biosphere will be open on Monday of Thanksgiving. Why not take the opportunity to visit these emblematic places and learn more about our planet? Remember to buy your tickets online to avoid queues!
Municipal court: closed, except for emergencies
The Montreal municipal court will close its doors on October 14, with the exception of a special room dedicated to appearances for detained persons. If you had to do anything on site, you will have to wait until the next day. However, the municipal court’s online services remain accessible, so there is no need to postpone certain formalities.
Whether you choose to take advantage of this day to rest or explore the city, you now know what awaits you in Montreal this Thanksgiving Monday. Have a nice long weekend!
