Most major tourist attractions will be open on the holiday Wednesday, but banks, government offices and some grocery stores and malls will be closed.
As Toronto celebrates the 159th anniversary of Canadian Confederation on Wednesday, Canada Day will bring changes to regular services and business hours across the city.
For those planning to celebrate outdoors, Environment Canada has issued an orange warning, with the daytime high expected to reach 35 C and an overnight low of 24 C. The weather agency is forecasting a mix of sun and cloud with a 30 per cent chance of showers.
The temperature is expected to reach 34 C, with a chance of thunderstorms as Environment Canada warns of health risks.
Temperatures are expected to reach a high of 35 C on Canada Day, but chances of showers also persist.
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