Canada is a beautiful place with diverse culture. The culture of Canada is highly influenced by American culture because of migration and immediacy between the two countries. Canadian festivals attract many visitors. These festivals bring joy and happiness in the life of people. There are numbers of Canadian festivals but few famous festivals are :
Jan 1 |
New Year's Day |
Jan 2 |
Day After New Year’s Day (QC) |
Jan 6 |
Epiphany |
Feb 2 |
Groundhog Day |
Feb 9 |
Islander Day (PE) |
Feb 14 |
Valentine's Day |
Feb 16 |
Family Day (AB, ON, SK) |
Feb 16 |
Louis Riel Day (MB) |
Mar 9 |
Commonwealth Day |
Mar 17 |
St. Patrick's Day (NL) |
Mar 17 |
St. Patrick's Day |
Apr 9 |
Vimy Ridge Day |
Apr 10 |
Good Friday |
Apr 12 |
Easter Sunday |
Apr 13 |
Easter Monday |
May 18 |
Victoria Day (All except NB, NS, PE) |
Jun 21 |
National Aboriginal Day |
Jun 24 |
St. Jean Baptiste Day (QC) |
Jul 1 |
Canada Day |
Jul 9 |
Nunavut Day (NU) |
Aug 3 |
New Brunswick Day (NB) |
Aug 3 |
Heritage Day (AB) |
Aug 3 |
British Columbia Day (BC) |
Aug 3 |
Civic/Provincial Day (MB, NT, ON, SK) |
Sep 7 |
Labour Day |
Oct 12 |
Thanksgiving Day (All) |
Oct 31 |
Halloween |
Nov 11 |
Remembrance Day (All except MB, NS, ON, QC) |
Dec 11 |
Anniversary of the Statute of Westminster |
Dec 24 |
Christmas Eve |
Dec 25 |
Christmas |
Dec 26 |
Boxing Day (All except AB, BC, NU, PE) |
Dec 31 |
New Year's Eve |