请问谁有加拿大重要节日的表,能复制给我一份么

咔咔

如题,感谢

annie66

Holiday Name                 Date 2006
New Year's Day             Sun Jan 1  ( n )     
Family Day (AB)             Mon Feb 20    Regional
* Z/ \# J$ X; u( j# }: ^Heritage Day (YT)          Fri Feb 24   Regional
: ~5 x3 t, m" H& j9 j/ U8 sSaint Patrick's Day (NL)  Mon Mar 20   Regional
Good Friday                   Fri Apr 14 Easter   
0 Z1 e: F1 L& x5 Y+ hEaster                           Sun Apr 16 Easter Christian
Easter Monday (QC)       Mon Apr 17 Easter Regional
Saint George's Day(NL)  Mon Apr 24   Regional
6 u* C& \3 a& MVictoria Day                  Mon May 22   Regional
' e( @) T/ U3 p: e# zSaint Jean Baptiste (QC) Sat Jun 24   ( k )   Regional
Aboriginal Day (NT)       Mon Jun 26   Regional
+ K5 c% O  w/ p" wDiscovery Day (NL)        Mon Jun 26   Regional
Canada Day                 Sat Jul 1  ( i )     
0 }8 D, O; Y' V/ d+ n3 A3 Y* hOrangemen's Day (NL)  Mon Jul 10   Regional
5 f  U, i9 L( N0 V9 dRegatta Day (NL)          Wed Aug 2   Regional
Civic Holiday (Except NL, QC, YK) Mon Aug 7   Regional
Discovery Day (YK)        Mon Aug 21   Regional
Labour Day Mon Sep 4     
Thanksgiving Day Mon Oct 9     
Remembrance Day Sat Nov 11  ( k )   Regional
8 F" a; e- m( a- IChristmas Day Mon Dec 25     
Boxing Day (ON, SK, NT) Tue Dec 26   Regional

annie66

Specific comments on bank and public holidays in Canada
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Public holidays that fall on a weekend are often taken on a Monday, but not officially. Some businesses take the Monday while others take the preceding Friday. There is a push to make Saint Patrick's Day a national holiday. It is being sponsored by Guinness. Employers in QC have the option of giving either Good Friday or Easter Monday off. Victoria Day is not officially a statutory holiday in NB, NL, NS, or PE, but most people have it off anyway. Officially, only Canada Day is moved to a Monday when July 1 falls on a Sunday. There is no official stance when it falls on a Saturday. Many take Friday off when it falls on a Saturday. The Civic Holiday is referred to differently in various areas: AB (Alberta): Heritage Day. BC (British Columbia): British Columbia Day. MB (Manitoba): Civic Holiday. NB (New Brunswick): New Brunswick Day. NL (Newfoundland and Labrador): Regatta Day. NS (Nova Scotia): Natal Day. ON (Ontario): Civic Holiday (or Simcoe Day in Toronto). PE (Prince Edward Island): Natal Day. QC (Quebec): St. Jean Baptiste (June 24). SK (Saskatchewan): Civic Holiday or Saskatchewan Day. NT (Northwest Territories): Civic Holiday. NU (Nunavut): Civic Holiday. YK (Yukon): Discovery Day. Thanksgiving is not officially a statutory holiday in MB, NB, NL, NS, PE, or QC, but most people have it off anyway. Remembrance Day is not officially a statutory holiday in MB, NB, NL, ON, PE, or QC.

( |4 {  x5 {5 z; }- cFootnotes

1 @4 m; O/ l) w% h  g$ i  l8 l( * ) Observance : Any entry in the Observance column indicates that, in Canada, the holiday may be regional or non-official or limited to certain religious and/or linguistic groups, or begin at a time other than midnight.
( i ) Days in Lieu : These bank holidays, legal holidays and public holidays, in Canada, have specific official rules that determine that they are moved, or that a days in lieu is given when they occur on a Saturday or on a Sunday, or in both cases. The effects of those rules have already been included in the dates displayed above.
1 ?& u2 |" l" x* U( q8 s( k ) Saturdays : As mentioned in footnote (i), above, our research indicates that some of the bank holidays, legal holidays and public holidays that occur on a weekend in Canada, are moved, or that days in lieu are given. The fact that the date displayed above is a Saturday means that either this particular holiday does not move, or it only moves it it occurs on a Sunday. Examples of this are religious holidays such as Holy Saturday, or the actual date of a holiday, such as Christmas, for which an additional day in lieu is given when it occurs on a weekend.
# @1 Q! D8 L! e( O1 F6 d8 F+ T% V( n ) Sundays : As mentioned in footnote (i), above, our research indicates that bank holidays, legal holidays and public holidays that occur on a Sunday in Canada, are moved, or that days in lieu are given. The fact that the date displayed above is a Sunday means that this particular holiday does not move. Examples of this are religious holidays such as Easter Sunday, or the actual date of a holiday, such as Christmas, for which an additional day in lieu is given when it occurs on a weekend.

咔咔

有没有中文的~~~我看不懂

annie66

我也看不懂，都是对着字典，一个一个查的。