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What Are the Holidays for 2025?
January 2025
In Canada, there is one holiday in January: New Year’s Day, on January 1.
February 2025
In Canada, several holidays are specific to certain provinces:
- Family Day, on February 17 (Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario)
- Islander Day, on February 17 (Prince Edward Island)
- Louis Riel Day, on February 17 (Manitoba)
- Heritage Day, on February 17 (Nova Scotia)
March 2025
In Canada, the month of March has no statutory holidays.
April 2025
In Canada, there are two statutory holidays in April: Good Friday, on April 18, and Easter Monday, on April 21.
May 2025
In Canada, there is one holiday in May: Victoria Day, on May 19.
June 2025
In Canada, two holidays are specific to certain provinces:
- Discovery Day, on June 23 (Newfoundland and Labrador)
- Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, on June 24 (Quebec)
July 2025
In Canada, there are two holidays in July:
- Canada Day, on July 1
- Orangemen’s Day, on July 14 (Newfoundland and Labrador)
August 2025
In Canada, several holidays are specific to certain provinces:
- Civic Holliday, on August 4
- Gold Cup Parade Day, on August 15 (Prince Edward Island)
- Discovery Day, on August 18 (Yukon)
September 2025
In Canada, there are two holidays in September: Labour Day, on September 1 and National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, on September 30.
October 2025
In Canada, there is one holiday in October: Thanksgiving, on October 13.
November 2025
In Canada, there is one holiday in November: Remembrance Day, on November 11.
December 2025
In Canada, there are four statutory holidays in December:
- Christmas Eve (December 24)
- Christmas Day (December 25)
- Boxing Day (December 26)
- New Year’s Eve (December 31)
