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
1 O7 M/ _3 D, B, `  ~( |New Year's Day             Sun Jan 1  ( n )     
  y9 o# @7 ?( e  r9 b; X+ dFamily Day (AB)             Mon Feb 20    Regional
* ~/ D' F8 S9 T, P' hHeritage Day (YT)          Fri Feb 24   Regional
Saint Patrick's Day (NL)  Mon Mar 20   Regional
Good Friday                   Fri Apr 14 Easter   
Easter                           Sun Apr 16 Easter Christian
Easter Monday (QC)       Mon Apr 17 Easter Regional
: C  S: [3 U  @' ]5 fSaint George's Day(NL)  Mon Apr 24   Regional
Victoria Day                  Mon May 22   Regional
Saint Jean Baptiste (QC) Sat Jun 24   ( k )   Regional
5 |% M; f8 I, n& [3 nAboriginal Day (NT)       Mon Jun 26   Regional
1 c, ~* M1 u1 \; I! V$ H/ f; rDiscovery Day (NL)        Mon Jun 26   Regional
% s& n$ h0 S& V. i( xCanada Day                 Sat Jul 1  ( i )     
) m+ s. Q4 g* ~) dOrangemen's Day (NL)  Mon Jul 10   Regional
Regatta Day (NL)          Wed Aug 2   Regional
Civic Holiday (Except NL, QC, YK) Mon Aug 7   Regional
: a+ A* R. L3 j5 z: G' T: V  rDiscovery Day (YK)        Mon Aug 21   Regional
Labour Day Mon Sep 4     
3 n; l7 ~/ L/ N0 s$ {3 LThanksgiving Day Mon Oct 9     
Remembrance Day Sat Nov 11  ( k )   Regional
4 l5 V6 \% Q: B( M0 Q1 rChristmas Day Mon Dec 25     
Boxing Day (ON, SK, NT) Tue Dec 26   Regional

annie66

Specific comments on bank and public holidays in Canada

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.

Footnotes
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' `9 i" Q5 {9 Q% t$ h6 p( * ) 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.
& B8 F) {& a, Y( O" L( 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.
( 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.
( 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。