Alcohol may not be consumed anywhere on the Toronto Islands except in licensed establishments. Toronto bylaw enforcement officers regularly patrol the island looking for violations.
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Rent bikes or boats, go check out Centreville, the children's amusement park, play a round of frisbee golf, or get lost in the hedge maze. There are a variety of amazing restaurants on the island too. Or you could bring your own food and take advantage of the numerous public bbq grills and picnic benches.
Ontario Laws Regulating Public DrinkingLanguage in Section 41 (1) of the Act states that “no person shall have or consume liquor in any place other than: residence; premises in respect of which a license or permit that permits consumption is issued; a private place as described by the regulations; or.
If you're looking to go rogue on the Islands, just pack a picnic—but the first rule of Island picnics is don't bring alcohol on your Island picnics – there are cops patrolling and you can get a hefty ticket.
Parks Forestry and Recreation recommends that park users first go out to the park to ensure that the grills are in working condition and fit for use. Users may use charcoal for existing grills only. A permit is required for groups of 25 or more to use the barbeques and/or picnic areas in the parks throughout Toronto.
Drinking laws are provincial matters. Say you're 19 and you're from the USA so you're not able to drink there legally but you go to Canada, would you legally be able to be drinking there? Surprise, surprise, little-travelled American young person. Yes, at age 19 you can legally drink alcohol in any province in Canada.