Family Day Canada

In most of Canada, Family Day is a statutory holiday occurring on the third Monday in February. In the provinces of Manitoba and Prince Edward Island, the statutory holiday on this date is instead termed Louis Riel Day and Islander Day, respectively. This corresponds with Presidents Day in the United States.

The third Monday in February is a regular working day in British Columbia, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and the territories. As Family Day is not currently recognized in the federal sphere, federal employees in all provinces (such as public servants and postal workers) still work on this day. In Newfoundland and Labrador, the third Monday of February is a school board holiday, but not an official provincial holiday.

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HAPPY FAMILY DAY TO ALL OUR CANADIANS!

Thanks hun. It really stinks that we had to go to school no matter what it was.
That for taking the time and putting stuff upon the forums for this.

Ya I always had to go to school then when i moved I didn't but we had to make it up on a snow day. But I found out from my BF that they now don't have to go to school on Presidents day. thats really sinks that I had to go.