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Here are the LCBO store hours for this Easter long weekend

Easter 2026 is upon us, and in Toronto and Ontario, that means modified hours at the LCBO.

Everybody loves a long weekend, especially when Ontario’s gruelling winter is set to finally (hopefully) wrap up just before it. Being the first long weekend of Spring 2026, Easter, whether you celebrate or not, is a particularly special one.

Whether you’re planning to spend it hanging out with family or adventuring around the city with your friends, this is the perfect weekend to do it. That said, it’s important to be aware of all the closures that could potentially throw a wrench in your plans.

If those plans involve alcohol, for example, you’ll want to mark down when LCBO locations around the city and province will be open and closed over the course of the weekend. Lucky for you, I’ve got the lowdown right here.

These are the LCBO hours for Easter 2026 in Toronto and across Ontario.

  • Friday, April 3: CLOSED
  • Saturday, April 4: Open with regular hours
  • Sunday, April 5: CLOSED
  • Monday, April 6: Select locations open

To learn the specific hours of the LCBO location nearest you, visit the store locator on the LCBO’s website.

Originally published on blogTO.

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