Family Day Stat Holiday: Who Gets Paid and Where
Family Day is a paid statutory holiday for most workers in five provinces, but not for federally regulated employees or for workers in the rest of Canada.
Family Day is a paid statutory holiday for most workers in five provinces, but not for federally regulated employees or for workers in the rest of Canada.
Louis Riel Day is Manitoba’s paid general holiday in February, held on the third Monday of the month.
Islander Day is Prince Edward Island’s paid holiday on the third Monday of February.
Heritage Day is Nova Scotia’s paid holiday on the third Monday of February.
National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21 is a paid statutory holiday in only two territories.
Nunavut Day on July 9 is a paid statutory holiday in Nunavut.
Discovery Day, on the third Monday of August, is a paid statutory holiday in Yukon.
In Newfoundland and Labrador, July 1 is Memorial Day as well as Canada Day, and it is a paid holiday.
British Columbia Day, on the first Monday of August, is a paid statutory holiday in BC.
Saskatchewan Day, on the first Monday of August, is a paid public holiday in Saskatchewan.