THE NO-FRILLS
|THE NO-FRILLS
HONOR CALENDAR |2011 HOLIDAY LIST | |
|DATE |HOLIDAY |[pic] |DATE |HOLIDAY |[pic] |
|Jan. 01 |New Year's Day |[pic] |May 22 |National Maritime Day | |
|Jan. 17 |Martin Luther King, Jr., Day, |[pic] |May 23 |Victoria Day, Canada | |
|Feb. 01 |National Freedom Day | |May 30 |Memorial Day, U.S | |
|Feb. 02 |Groundhog Day | |Jun. 14 |Flag Day |[pic] |
|Feb. 03 |Chinese/Lunar New Year | |Jun. 19 |Father's Day | |
|Feb. 06 |Super Bowl Sunday | |Jun. 21 |Summer Solstice | |
|Feb. 12 |Lincoln's Birthday, U.S | |Jun. 24 |St. Jean-Baptiste Day | |
|Feb. 14 |Valentine's Day | |Jul. 01 |Canada Day, Canada | |
|Feb. 15 |Susan B. Anthony Day | |Jul. 04 |Independence Day, U.S |[pic] |
|Feb. 21 |Presidents' Day, U.S | |Jul. 24 |Parent's Day | |
|Feb. 22 |Washington's Birthday |[pic] |Sep. 05 |Labor Day, U.S |[pic] |
|Mar. 08 |Mardi Gras | |Sep. 05 |Labour Day, Canada | |
|Mar. 09 |Ash Wednesday | |Sep. 29 |Jewish New Year | |
|Mar. 13 |Daylight Saving Time Starts | |Sep. 11 |Grandparent's Day | |
|Mar. 17 |St. Patrick's Day | |Sep. 16 |Citizenship Day | |
|Mar. 20 |Spring Equinox | |Sep. 23 |Fall Equinox | |
|Apr. 01 |April Fool's Day | |Oct. 07 |Yom Kippur / at Sundown | |
|Apr. 17 |Palm Sunday | |Oct. 10 |Columbus Day, U.S |[pic] |
|Apr. 18 |Patriot's Day | |Oct. 31 |Halloween | |
|Apr. 19 |Jewish Passover Starts | |Nov. 08 |Election Day, U.S | |
|Apr. 22 |Good Friday | |Nov. 06 |Daylight Saving Time Ends | |
|Apr. 22 |Earth Day | |Nov. 11 |Veterans Day, U.S |[pic] |
|Apr. 24 |Easter Sunday | |Nov. 11 |Remembrance Day (Alberta) | |
|Apr. 25 |Easter Monday (Can.) | |Nov. 24 |Thanksgiving Day, U.S |[pic] |
|Apr. 27 |Admin. Assistant's Day | |Dec. 21 |Hanukkah | |
|Apr. 29 |Arbor Day | |Dec. 22 |Winter Solstice | |
|May 03 |National Teacher Day | |Dec. 24 |Christmas Eve, U.S & Can. | |
|May 05 |Cinco de Mayo | |Dec. 25 |Christmas Day | |
|May 08 |Mother's Day | |Dec. 26 |Federal Holiday for Most |[pic] |
|May 21 |Armed Forces Day | |Dec. 31 |New Year's Eve | |
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| [pic] = U.S. Federal Holiday | | | | |
|If a Federal Holiday falls on a weekend the Friday before (actual Saturday) or the Monday after (actual Sunday) will be treated as a holiday for pay |
|and leave purposes for most federal employees. |
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