The Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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September 30 may give leave to some people in Quebec, but not everyone.Even though this date has been associated since 2021 with a holiday across Canada to mark National Truth and Reconciliation Day, the rules vary according to the place of work and the level of government concerned.Read also: What is open and closed in Quebec during Truth and Reconciliation DayHere is the essential thing to know about this day, the application of which of a hol…
The Day for Truth and Reconciliation
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is not a holiday in Quebec – although federal services will be closed – but there will be a march from Westmount Park to Cabot Square, and CBC lists other events in Quebec. Indigenous leaders reminded us that Quebec can’t separate without their assent.
What is open and what is closed? Open in Quebec: grocery stores, SAQ and SQDC branches, restaurants and shops.Closed in Quebec: banks and caisses populaires. Open in Ontario: most museums (some offer free admission), LCBO branches (starting at 12 p.m.). Open in Gatineau: outdoor centres and sites, Gatineau Sports Centre, water games, ecocentres, transhipment centres, waste collection and bulk collection, public transit (regular service).Closed i…
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