What's open and closed in Windsor on Victoria Day

Here's a look at what's open and closed around Windsor on the Victoria Day holiday.

What's open

• Both COVID-19 assessment centres in Windsorare open.
• Scheduled COVID-19 vaccine appointments are going ahead on the holiday. (The offices of the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit, however, are closed.)
• The 211 line,which provides information about services, will be available on the holiday.
• Transit Windsor buses are operating on aSunday/holiday schedule. The customer service office will be open, but the sales office is closed.
• The day program atWindsor Water World (400 Wyandotte St. E.) for people experiencing homelessness will be open for regular hours (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.)
• Tecumseh Mall is open from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Devonshire Mall is open from 11 a.m to 6 p.m.. Provincial restrictions on non-essential shopping remain in place.
• Eight of the city's splash pads are open as of May 22. A list of locations is available on the city's website.

What's closed

• City of Windsor offices are closed.The next city council meeting will be heldon June 7.
• The 311 customer contact centre is closed, however, 311 service is available online and through the Windsor 311 app.
• Due to the holiday, there is no residential waste collection but service will go ahead the following day. The Public Drop-Off and Household Chemical Waste Depots are closed.
• Windsor Public Library locations are closed.
• Community centres, arenas and pools are closed, including for virtual programming.
• Adventure Bay Family Water Park, Chimczuk Museum and Franois Baby House remain closed due to COVID-19.
• The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit office is closed, and the health unit's COVID-19 update for Monday will be released Tuesday.
• There won't be any parking enforcement on Victoria Day within Windsor, and the ticket payment office is closed. Tickets can still be paid online.