What’s closed or cancelled in Toronto amid coronavirus outbreak

A multitude of events and popular attractions in Toronto have been cancelled or closed due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Here is a list of cancellations and closures:

The big 4 professional sports — NBA, NHL, MLS, MLB — announced they are suspending their leagues due to the outbreak.
The Ontario Hockey League cancelled its 2020 OHL Cup
The CN Tower and Downsview Park said they will close after end of day Friday and will not reopen until March 14.
Canadian Screen Week announced the cancellation of its activities, including the broadcast gala set for March 29 in Toronto.
All publicly funded schools in Ontario will be closed for two weeks after March Break, March 14 to April 5.
The Home Show announced on Thursday it is cancelling its event that was meant to begin Friday at the Enercare Centre
Canada Blooms announced Thursday its event was cancelled, which was also at the Enercare Centre.
The popular One of a Kind — The Spring show in Toronto was postponed from the end of March to June 18-21.
Toronto’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade that was set to take place March 15 has been called.
The Collision Tech Conference which was meant to take place in Toronto moved the entire event to online-only.
York University announced Friday it will move all classes online.
University of Toronto cancelled its classes but said they will find other means to teach courses, including moving online.
The Ontario superior court has suspended juries for upcoming trials
Shopify’s Unite Conference in Toronto was cancelled.