Why Doesn’t Quebec Have Family Day?
Family Day is a paid holiday in eight provinces but not in Quebec or the three territories, reflecting differing approaches to regional holidays and work-life balance.
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Quebecers have to work today while most of Canada gets a day off — Here's why
If you're scrolling through social media today and wondering why everyone outside Quebec seems to be posting brunch pics and ski trip selfies on a Monday, here's your answer: it's Family Day.For most Canadians, today is a statutory holiday — a mid-winter break designed to give people time with loved ones and a much-needed pause between the New Year's hangover and Easter. But in Quebec? It's just another Monday.You're not missing anything on your…
Why Family Day isn’t a holiday in Quebec
CTV asks why Family Day, a stat holiday in some other provinces, is not observed in Quebec. It’s being debated on reddit, but although some cite François Legault’s concern for productivity, surely nobody really thinks a single day off would dent Quebec’s GDP. Legault doesn’t want us to have a long weekend between New Year and Easter because it’s Lent, and we have to suffer deprivation in Lent. Even Jews and Muslims and atheists. Especially athei…
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