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Ashbridges Bay Park, 9:45pm
(Lakeshore Blvd. East of Coxwell)
Centennial Park, dusk
(256 Centennial Park Road)
Milliken Park, 10pm
(Alton Towers Cres., south of Steeles between McCowan and Middlefield)
Stan Wadlow Park, 10pm
(888 Cosburn Ave. east of Woodbine)
Weston Lions Park, 10:15pm
(Lawrence Ave W and Weston Rd.)
Ontario Sponsored Displays
Downsview Park, 10pm
(southeast of Sheppard Ave. W. and Keele St.)
Ontario Place's Festival of Fire, 10:30pm
(requires admission)
Private Displays
Canada's Wonderland, 10:30pm
(requires admission)
Note: only the city sponsored events will go rain or shine. The others are weather permitting.
Outside Toronto
If you live in the burbs, there will still be a few late light shows to see without coming all the way into town. And many cities also have day long events going on. We've listed their fireworks shows below.
Brampton
Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park, 10-10:30pm
(Bramalea Road and Queen St.)
(Brampton Transit will provide free shuttle bus rides to the park, leaving Shoppers World, Trinity Common and Downtown Terminals at 7pm, 7:10pm, 9pm, and 9:10pm. Bramalea Transit Centre buses will run every 30 minutes from 12pm to 8:30pm. They'll also bring you back to where you left your car.)
Mississauga
Memorial Park, around 10pm
(Mississauga Road and Queen St. in Streetsville)
The time on this display isn't certain, so it's best to get there at dusk.
Richmond Hill
Richmond Green Sports Centre & Park, 10pm
(1300 Elgin Mills Road E.)
The P.R. guys call this the 'largest municipal fireworks display' in all of Canada.
Fireworks Safety Do's & Dont's
Other Canada Day Events
What else is happening?
Not every city is planning specific displays and not every venue is restricted just to offering fireworks. There are simply too many events going on around the G.T.A. for Canada Day to list them all. But here are a few links to help you find out what's happening in your area.
City of Toronto
From a parade in Scarborough to a citizenship ceremony at Black Creek Pioneer Village and a huge show at Mel Lastman Square, there's no shortage of things to do in the city on Saturday. To find out more, click here.
CHIN Picnic
A Toronto tradition for four decades, and it's free. To see the list of what's going on all weekend at Exhibition Place, click here.
Harbourfront Centre
Boasts all day happenings. For the list, click here.
(.pdf file)
Toronto Downtown Jazz Fest
Celebrate Canada's 139th birthday with some music. For the day's events, click here and choose July 1st as the date.
Queen's Park
The government hasn't forgotten Canada's Big day with a slew of events planned. To find out more, click here.
City of Vaughan
The big show is at the Sports Village on Rutherford Road. Click here for when and where. (.pdf file)
Brampton
For more details on the city's holiday plans, click here.
Mississauga
There's lots going on, but the big show is in Streetsville. Click here to find out more.
Richmond Hill
The list can be found here.
Road Closures
There won't be a lot of traffic, but because of the special events, there are few places you won't be able to go. Here's a look at what's off limits on Saturday.
Queen's Park Circle
7am-7pm
Full closure from College to Charles Sts.
Mel Lastman Square
8pm-Midnight
Yonge St. from Park Home Avenue to Empress and from North York Blvd. to Elmwood Ave. closed in both directions.
Lakeshore Blvd.
5am-10am
Two eastbound lanes closed from Ontario Drive to Windermere Avenue for the HBC Run For Canada.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
Ashbridges Bay Park, 9:45pm
(Lakeshore Blvd. East of Coxwell)
Centennial Park, dusk
(256 Centennial Park Road)
Milliken Park, 10pm
(Alton Towers Cres., south of Steeles between McCowan and Middlefield)
Stan Wadlow Park, 10pm
(888 Cosburn Ave. east of Woodbine)
Weston Lions Park, 10:15pm
(Lawrence Ave W and Weston Rd.)
Ontario Sponsored Displays
Downsview Park, 10pm
(southeast of Sheppard Ave. W. and Keele St.)
Ontario Place's Festival of Fire, 10:30pm
(requires admission)
Private Displays
Canada's Wonderland, 10:30pm
(requires admission)
Note: only the city sponsored events will go rain or shine. The others are weather permitting.
Outside Toronto
If you live in the burbs, there will still be a few late light shows to see without coming all the way into town. And many cities also have day long events going on. We've listed their fireworks shows below.
Brampton
Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park, 10-10:30pm
(Bramalea Road and Queen St.)
(Brampton Transit will provide free shuttle bus rides to the park, leaving Shoppers World, Trinity Common and Downtown Terminals at 7pm, 7:10pm, 9pm, and 9:10pm. Bramalea Transit Centre buses will run every 30 minutes from 12pm to 8:30pm. They'll also bring you back to where you left your car.)
Mississauga
Memorial Park, around 10pm
(Mississauga Road and Queen St. in Streetsville)
The time on this display isn't certain, so it's best to get there at dusk.
Richmond Hill
Richmond Green Sports Centre & Park, 10pm
(1300 Elgin Mills Road E.)
The P.R. guys call this the 'largest municipal fireworks display' in all of Canada.
Fireworks Safety Do's & Dont's
Other Canada Day Events
What else is happening?
Not every city is planning specific displays and not every venue is restricted just to offering fireworks. There are simply too many events going on around the G.T.A. for Canada Day to list them all. But here are a few links to help you find out what's happening in your area.
City of Toronto
From a parade in Scarborough to a citizenship ceremony at Black Creek Pioneer Village and a huge show at Mel Lastman Square, there's no shortage of things to do in the city on Saturday. To find out more, click here.
CHIN Picnic
A Toronto tradition for four decades, and it's free. To see the list of what's going on all weekend at Exhibition Place, click here.
Harbourfront Centre
Boasts all day happenings. For the list, click here.
(.pdf file)
Toronto Downtown Jazz Fest
Celebrate Canada's 139th birthday with some music. For the day's events, click here and choose July 1st as the date.
Queen's Park
The government hasn't forgotten Canada's Big day with a slew of events planned. To find out more, click here.
City of Vaughan
The big show is at the Sports Village on Rutherford Road. Click here for when and where. (.pdf file)
Brampton
For more details on the city's holiday plans, click here.
Mississauga
There's lots going on, but the big show is in Streetsville. Click here to find out more.
Richmond Hill
The list can be found here.
Road Closures
There won't be a lot of traffic, but because of the special events, there are few places you won't be able to go. Here's a look at what's off limits on Saturday.
Queen's Park Circle
7am-7pm
Full closure from College to Charles Sts.
Mel Lastman Square
8pm-Midnight
Yonge St. from Park Home Avenue to Empress and from North York Blvd. to Elmwood Ave. closed in both directions.
Lakeshore Blvd.
5am-10am
Two eastbound lanes closed from Ontario Drive to Windermere Avenue for the HBC Run For Canada.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net