National Holidays in Canada

National holidays in Canada are significant days recognized across the country to commemorate important events, cultural heritage, or achievements. The main national holiday is Canada Day, celebrated on July 1, marking the confederation of Canada in 1867. Other notable observances include Remembrance Day on November 11, honoring military veterans, and National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21, celebrating Indigenous cultures. While some holidays are officially recognized nationwide, others may vary by province or territory, allowing for regional celebrations and traditions. These holidays foster national unity and pride among Canadians.