If you're planning a trip to Canada, it's worth considering the dates of the
Canadian public holidays.
Canada has several statutory holidays whilst the provinces and states also have their own individual holidays.
There are also traditional religious holidays in Canada, including some of the Christian holidays such as Easter and Christmas. Holiday of other
religions are also observed to a greater or lesser degree, depending on the area.
The list below includes the most common national holidays that are observed pretty much throughout Canada.
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Canadian Public Bank Holidays
2012
Sunday January 1 - New Year's Day - Jour de l'An
Friday April 6 - Good Friday - Vendredi saint
Monday April 9 - Easter Monday - Lundi de Pâques
Monday May 21 - Victoria Day - La fête de la Reine
Sunday July 1 - Canada Day - La fête du Canada
Monday August 6 - August Civic Holiday - Premier lundi d'août
Monday September 3 - Labour Day - La fête du travail
Monday October 8 - Thanksgiving Day - L'Action de grâce
Sunday November 11 - Remembrance Day - Le jour du Souvenir
Tuesday December 25 - Christmas Day - Noël
Wednesday December 26 - Boxing Day - Le lendemain de Noël
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2013
Tuesday January 1st - New Year's Day - Jour de l'An
Friday March 29th - Good Friday - Vendredi saint
Monday April 1st - Easter Monday - Lundi de Pâques
Monday May 20th - Victoria Day - La fête de la Reine
Monday July 1st - Canada Day - La fête du Canada
Monday August 5th - August Civic Holiday - Premier lundi d'août
Monday September 2nd - Labour Day - La fête du travail
Monday October 14th - Thanksgiving Day - L'Action de grâce
Monday November 11th - Remembrance Day - Le jour du Souvenir
Wednesday December 25th - Christmas Day - Noël
Thursday December 26th - Boxing Day - Le lendemain de Noël
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To view public holidays for other countries & locations in the world, try our Worldwide Public Holidays section
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