some Canadians never have to go more than 60 days between holidays,
According to these lists of national and provincial that's not true. The shortest winter gap is between Jan. 1 and March 17th in Newfoundland.
ETA: Whoops! It's in Alberta. Damn Albertans!
Maybe there is a secret Canadian holliday.
Okay, Newfies never work, do they? But Albertans have a February holiday -- they're just shafted for the rest of the year.
Maybe there is a secret Canadian holliday.
Great. Now the Mounties are going to have to hunt you down.
Okay, Newfies never work, do they? But Albertans have a February holiday -- they're just shafted for the rest of the year.
I remember when we used to spend at least a month in Nfld every summer, it seemed like every Monday was a "bank holiday."
But Albertans have a February holiday -- they're just shafted for the rest of the year.
Sort of like the extra reading week at Trent in response to the high suicide rate?
ETA: Whoops! It's in Alberta. Damn Albertans!
What is it, Heritage Day? Wayne Gretzky Departure Mourning Day? Sheikdom of Ralph Day?
t just back from AB, still feeling the snark
I get precisely 8, with the long New Year's-Memorial day drought.
When I lived in the South, everybody gave Good Friday.
I don't think I've ever worked in a job that gave MLK Day or President's Day.
The job before this one we got 5, I think (Xmas, NY, Turkey, Labor and Independence). They mocked the idea that we should stop selling for any other reason -- but weren't above having our paychecks delayed because "the banks aren't open anyway..."
I know that I'm the only Buffista who gets, as a paid holiday, the National Day of Prayer. For real. Big!Boss is a fundie, so lo and behold, we get that day off. Also Good Friday.