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If you’re recovering from the night before, take it easy—but if you’re feeling up to it, why not venture out on New Year’s Day? Before heading out on Jan. 1, knowing which places are open and which are closed is pretty helpful – saves you from bracing the cold winter air. Here’s a handy guide to what’s open and closed on New Year’s Day in Toronto.
Happy New Year, Toronto!
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