In addition to national holidays, the Canucks have boatloads of regional holidays that are often celebrated on the same day. For example, several provinces have the third Monday in February and the first Monday in August off, but they celebrate for different reasons.
National Holidays:
New Year’s Day (January 1)
Good Friday (Friday before Easter)
Easter Monday (day after Easter)
Victoria Day (Monday on or before May 24)
Canada Day (July 1)
Labour Day (1st Monday in September)
Canadian Thanksgiving (2nd Monday in October)
Remembrance Day (November 11)
Christmas (December 25)
Boxing Day (December 26)
Regional Holidays:
Family Day (Alberta, Ontario, & Saskatchewan; 3rd Monday in February)
Louis Riel Day (Manitoba, 3rd Monday in February)
Islander Day (Prince Edward Island, 3rd Monday in February)
Patriots’ Day (Quebec, Monday on or before May 24)
National Aboriginal Day (Northwest Territories, June 21)
Quebec National Holiday (Quebec, June 24)
Nunavut Day (Nunavut, July 9)
Heritage Day (Alberta, 1st Monday in August)
British Columbia Day (BC, 1st Monday in August)
New Brunswick Day (New Brunswick, 1st Monday in August)
Natal Day (Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island; 1st Monday in August)
Saskatchewan Day (Saskatchewan, 1st Monday in August)
John Simcoe Day (Toronto, 1st Monday in August)
Discovery Day (Yukon, 3rd Monday in August)
Other Holidays:
Valentine’s Day (February 14)
Flag Day (February 15)
Commonwealth Day (2nd Monday in March)
Saint Patrick’s Day (March 17)
Earth Day (April 22)
National Day of Mourning (April 28)
Mother’s Day (2nd Sunday in May)
Father’s Day (3rd Sunday in June)
Multiculturalism Day (June 27)
Peacekeepers’ Day (Sunday closest August 9)
Halloween (October 31)
Christmas Eve (December 24)
New Year’s Eve (December 31)
