The following lists Canada's federal statutory holidays. Government offices, schools, banks and some stores in Canada are closed on these dates:

• New Year's Day - January 1
• Good Friday - Friday preceding Easter
• Easter Monday - Monday immediately after Easter
• The date for Easter is set each year by a formula adopted by Christian churches (the first Sunday after the first fourteenth day of the Paschal Full Moon that is on or after the ecclesiastical vernal equinox).
• Victoria Day - the Monday preceding May 25
• Canada Day - July 1, 2007 (observed July 2 if July 1 falls on a Sunday)
• Labour Day - first Monday of September
• Thanksgiving Day - second Monday of October
• Remembrance Day - November 11
• Christmas Day - December 25
• Boxing Day - December 26

Provincial Statutory Holidays

Each of Canada's 10 provinces and three territories celebrate their own holidays, listed below.

• British Columbia
  British Columbia Day - first Monday of August
• Alberta
  Alberta Family Day - third Monday of February
  Heritage Day - first Monday of August
• Saskatchewan
  Civic Holiday - first Monday of August
  Family Day - third Monday of February
• Manitoba
  Civic Holiday - first Monday of August
• Ontario
  Civic Holiday - first Monday of August
• Quebec
  National Day - June 24
• New Brunswick
  New Brunswick Day - first Monday of August
• Nova Scotia
  Natal Day - first Monday of August
• Prince Edward Island
  Natal Day - by proclamation, usually on first Monday of August
• Newfoundland & Labrador
  Celebrated on nearest Monday:
  St. Patrick's Day - March 17
  St. George's Day - April 23
  Discovery Day - June 24
  Memorial Day - July 1
  Orangemen's Day - July 12
  Regatta Day/Civic Holiday - fixed by municipal council orders
• Yukon
  Discovery Day - third Monday of August
• Northwest Territories
  Civic Holiday - first Monday of August
  National Aboriginal Day - June 21
• Nunavut
  Nunavut Day - July 9 (public service holiday)