What’s open, what’s closed in N.B. for Thanksgiving | CBC News

Most municipal services and retailers around the province will be closed on Monday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Schools, universities and colleges will also be closed. Some services or retailers will be operating with modified holiday hours. 

Here’s a snapshot of what’s open and what’s closed on Thanksgiving Monday.

Retail and grocery:

• Most Shoppers Drug Mart locations will be open with reduced hours depending on location. 

• Sobeys, Atlantic Superstore and Walmart stores will be closed.

• N.B. Liquor locations will be closed.

• Regent Mall, McAllister Place and Champlain Place will be closed.

• The Saint John City Market will be closed.

Tourist attractions:

• The Hopewell Rocks will be open from 9 a.m to 5 p.m.

• The Magnetic Hill Zoo will be open.

• The Fredericton Region Museum will be closed. 

Government offices, public services:

• Service Canada will be closed.

• Saint John city hall, Fredericton city Hall, Moncton city hall and civic administrative offices will be closed.

• Saint John Transit and Fredericton Transit will not be running.

• Codiac Transpo in Moncton will operate on a modified schedule.

• Service New Brunswick will be closed. 

• Regular garbage collection will occur across the province.

• Fredericton arenas, sports fields and the indoor pool will remain open.

• Public libraries across New Brunswick will be closed.

Universities and schools:

• Schools will be closed.

• New Brunswick Community College will have no classes.

• New Brunswick College of Craft and Design will have no classes.

• Mount Allison, St. Thomas universities and UNB in Saint John and Fredericton will have no classes.

• Université de Moncton campuses will have no classes.