Statutory Holidays in Canada

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Statutory Holidays in Canada: An Overview

Canada, with its rich cultural diversity and vast geography, celebrates a variety of statutory holidays throughout the year. These holidays, also known as public holidays or stat holidays, are days when employees are entitled to a day off with pay. While some holidays are recognized nationwide, others vary by province or territory. This document provides an overview of the key statutory holidays celebrated in Canada, along with a description of their significance.

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