Civic Holiday. Labour Day

Civic Holiday

Following Canada day on July 1, the Civic Holiday happens on the first Monday in August. This holiday is also commonly referred to as the August Long Weekend and often referred to by different names depending on location. The provinces of British Columbia (British Columbia Day), Alberta (Heritage Day), Manitoba (Terry Fox Day), Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Day), Ontario (Civic Holiday), Nova Scotia (Natal Day), Prince Edward Island (Natal Day), New Brunswick (New Brunswick Day), Nunavut (Civic Holiday), and the Northwest Territories (Civic Holiday) all have a holiday on the first Monday in August. This is another popular weekend for camping and cottaging or otherwise using the time off to make the most of summer. Quebec, Newfoundland, and Yukon do not have an August long weekend holiday

Dates: Monday, August 5 (2019); Monday, August 3 (2020); Monday, August 2 (2021)

Labour Day

Labour Day is held on the first Monday in September and marks the unofficial end of summer for most Canadians. What is now a day off spent getting kids ready to go back to school or driving home from a camping or cottaging trip was once an occasion to campaign for and celebrate workers' rights. This is a day that summer really starts winding down, with the new school year looming ahead. Most people use the day to relax and enjoy the last bit of summer. In Toronto, this is also the last weekend of the Canadian National Exhibition, which also hosts a Labour Day parade each year.

Dates: Monday, September 2 (2019); Monday, September 7 (2020); Monday, September 6 (2021)

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