If you’re planning your holidays in Canada below you can find a list of public holidays in Canada for 2010 (national level). At this post you will also fin a list of public holidays in Canada for each province.
- January 1st: New year’s day
- April 2nd: Good Friday
- May 24th: Victoria’s day
- July 1st: Canada’s day
- September 6th: Labour day
- October 11th: Thanksgiving
- December 25th: Christmas
- December 26th: Boxing day
Below you can see the list of public holidays in Canada by province:
Alberta
- Alberta Family Day (third Monday of February)
- Heritage Day (first Monday of August)
British Columbia
- British Columbia Day (first Monday of August)
Manitoba
- Civic Holiday (first Monday of August)
- Louis Riel Day (third Monday of February)
New Brunswick
- New Brunswick Day (first Monday of August)
Nova Scotia
- Natal Day (first Monday of August, except in Halifax where it varies from year to year, usually August or July)
Ontario
- Family Day (third Monday of February)
- Civic Holiday (first Monday of August)
Prince Edward Island
- Natal Day (by proclamation, usually on first Monday of August)
Quebec
- National Day (June 24)
Saskatchewan
- Family Day (third Monday of February)
- Civic Holiday (first Monday of August)
Newfoundland and Labrador
Celebrated on nearest Monday:
- St. Patrick’s Day (March 17)
- St. George’s Day (April 23)
- Discovery Day (June 24)
- Memorial Day (always on July 1)
- Orangemen’s Day (July 12)
- Regatta Day / Civic Holiday (fixed by municipal council orders)
Northwest Territories
- National Aboriginal Day (June 21)
- Civic Holiday (first Monday of August)
Yukon
- Discovery Day (third Monday of August)
Nunavut
- Nunavut Day (July 9)
- Civic Holiday (first Monday of August)
Enjoy your public holidays in Canada. If you’d like to get more information, please click here. Where will you go?
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