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Is Fête nationale (St-Jean-Baptiste Day) a stat holiday?

Fête nationale (St-Jean-Baptiste Day) is a statutory holiday in Quebec. Everywhere else it is not a stat holiday, so employers do not have to give the day off with pay.

Quebec’s national holiday.

2026: Wednesday, June 24, 2026 · 2027: Thursday, June 24, 2027

Fête nationale (St-Jean-Baptiste Day) by province and territory

WhereStatusNotes
OntarioNot statutory—
British ColumbiaNot statutory—
AlbertaNot statutory—
SaskatchewanNot statutory—
ManitobaNot statutory—
QuebecStatutoryCalled Fête nationale. If June 24 is a Sunday, the holiday moves to June 25 for people who do not normally work Sundays.
New BrunswickNot statutory—
Nova ScotiaNot statutory—
Prince Edward IslandNot statutory—
Newfoundland and LabradorNot statutory—
YukonNot statutory—
Northwest TerritoriesNot statutory—
NunavutNot statutory—
Federal (Canada Labour Code)Not statutory—

Questions people ask

+Is Fête nationale (St-Jean-Baptiste Day) a stat holiday in Ontario?

No, it is not one of the public holidays in Ontario.

+Is Fête nationale (St-Jean-Baptiste Day) a stat holiday in British Columbia?

No, it is not one of the statutory holidays in British Columbia.

+Is Fête nationale (St-Jean-Baptiste Day) a stat holiday in Alberta?

No, it is not one of the general holidays in Alberta.

+Is Fête nationale (St-Jean-Baptiste Day) a stat holiday in Saskatchewan?

No, it is not one of the public holidays in Saskatchewan.

+Is Fête nationale (St-Jean-Baptiste Day) a stat holiday in Manitoba?

No, it is not one of the general holidays in Manitoba.

+Is Fête nationale (St-Jean-Baptiste Day) a stat holiday in Quebec?

Yes. Fête nationale is one of the statutory holidays in Quebec.