Summer is almost here and that means it’s time to celebrate Canada Day. The Town of Georgina’s event takes place Saturday, July 1 at the ROC from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., ending with a fireworks finale. It will be a fun day full of exciting festivities for the whole family. Enjoy live entertainment, children’s activities, inflatables, food and more. The opening ceremonies take place at the main stage at 2 p.m. Visit georgina.ca/events for more information. The platinum sponsor for this year’s event is Premier North Windows and Doors.
The long weekend also means holiday closures. The Georgina Civic Centre will be closed on Monday, July 3 and will reopen for regular business hours on Tuesday, July 4. Most Town facilities will also be closed on Monday, July 3.
Online services
Residents are reminded of the many online services available that can be accessed at their convenience. Visitors to georgina.ca/OnlineServices can register for programs, pay a bill or ticket, obtain a parking pass or apply for various permits.
Fireworks
Residents are reminded they are only allowed to set off fireworks without a licence on Victoria Day and Canada Day, as well as the day before and after each of these holidays. To set off fireworks on any other day, a licence is required. Licences can be picked up at the Civic Centre or by calling 905-476-4301 to request an emailed application. Applications must be submitted in person. There is a $25 fee.
Fires
Residents planning a fire over the long weekend are reminded that permit applications for agricultural and open-air burn permits are available online. The permit fee is $35 for the calendar year. Residents can have recreational fires and they do not require a permit. Visit georgina.ca/BurnPermit to learn more.
Resident parking pass
Planning a visit to a waterfront park over the Canada Day weekend? Residents are required to display a 2023 resident parking pass to park in the lots. Parking passes are available online at georgina.ca/ParkingPass. Visitors are required to purchase a valid parking ticket from pay-and-display machines at waterfront parks.
Canada Day Funding Partner
