Heritage Day
February 17, Monday
Nova Scotia
February 17, Monday
Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Quebec, British Columbia, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, New Brunswick, Ontario, Prince Edward Island
February 17, Monday
Saskatchewan
February 21, Friday
Yukon
August 4, Monday
Alberta
Heritage Day in Canada is celebrated on the third Monday in February and is an important holiday celebrating the country's cultural heritage and diversity. The day serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving and celebrating the cultural traditions and historical heritage of Canadians, as well as the diversity that makes up the Canadian identity.Celebration Traditions
On Heritage Day, Canadians participate in a variety of activities, such as:
Festivals: Local festivals that feature traditional food, music, dance, and crafts that reflect different cultural communities.
Exhibitions: Museums and cultural centres host special exhibitions that highlight the history and cultural heritage of a region.
Educational Activities: Schools and communities hold classes and workshops to teach children and young people about the importance of heritage.
Family Activities: People gather with their families to learn about their roots, share stories, and share traditions.
Heritage Day in other years
- 2021 February 17, Wednesday
- 2022 February 17, Thursday
- 2022 February 21, Monday
- 2022 February 21, Monday
- 2022 February 25, Friday
- 2022 August 1, Monday
- 2023 February 17, Friday
- 2023 February 20, Monday
- 2023 February 20, Monday
- 2023 February 24, Friday
- 2023 August 7, Monday
- 2024 February 17, Saturday
- 2024 February 19, Monday
- 2024 February 19, Monday
- 2024 February 23, Friday
- 2024 August 5, Monday
- 2026 February 16, Monday
- 2026 February 16, Monday
- 2026 February 17, Tuesday
- 2026 February 20, Friday
- 2026 August 3, Monday