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Canada happens to be a country of North America lying at the northern portion of the continent stretching between the Pacific Ocean in the west and the Atlantic Ocean in the east and extended into the Arctic Ocean at the northern boundaries. Here is an overview of the 2009 Calendar Canada to assist you to find out the dates of important events, more precisely the holiday dates. This will no doubt help one to chalk out the schedule of the holiday plans, the vacations and the private events.
If it is about planning the 2009 Calendar Canada, then it is quite obvious that it will mainly focus on the holidays of 2009. Although the Canadian Calendar mostly comprises the common holidays and festivals taking place in the North Indian continent and some of the holidays that are celebrated throughout the world, such as, Christmas, New Year, Easter and many more. It still comprise some of the special holidays only limited to the country of Canada. Here a clear representation of the 2009 Calendar Canada has been produced with a range of holiday cautiously picked up from the bulk and have been displayed in a sequential order in respect of the months in which they take place.
New Year’s Day (Thursday, January 1): This holiday is more or less a universal holiday celebrated throughout the world in a vibrant way. It happens to be an important event in the holiday Calendar of the world.
Family Day (February 16): This holiday is generally celebrated on the 3rd Monday of February.
Good Friday (April 10)
Easter Monday (April 13): It is the day after the Easter Sunday and is celebrated as a holiday. Most of the Banks and the Government offices remain closed on this day although some business houses remain open.
Victoria Day (May18): This is the day which happens to be the Monday before May 25. The day sees the birthday of the Sovereign, as Canada is the part of the Commonwealth of Nations headed by the queen.
Canada Day (July1, Wednesday): The national day of Canada is celebrated on this date. It happens to be a statutory holiday.
August Civic Day (August 3): It is always celebrated on the first Monday of August.
Labor Day (September 7): This day is always celebrated on the first Monday of September
Thanksgiving Day (October 12): This day is officially observed in Canada on the second Monday of October. On this day people of the country thank each other for their good fortune and arrange for parties and dinners.
Remembrance Day (November 11, Wednesday): This is the day appointed for remembering the great warriors who have sacrificed their lives in the Canadian War.
Christmas Day (December 25, Friday): This is the when Canada observes the birth of Jesus with rest of the world.
Boxing Day (December 26, Saturday): This happens to be a public holiday in Canada.
So, it is sure that this 2009 Calendar Canada will be useful enough to have a planed year ahead. Enjoy!
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