Victoria Day is a holiday that honours Queen Victoria’s birthday.
In Alberta, it’s often celebrated with fireworks, parades, and barbecues.
But is this day considered a statutory holiday in Alberta? Let’s find out.
Is Victoria Day a Stat Holiday in Alberta?
Yes, Victoria Day is designated as a statutory holiday in Alberta.
This means that most employees can look forward to a paid day off.
What Does “Statutory” Mean for Your Pay?
Curious about your pay on Victoria Day? You’re not alone.
In Alberta, most employees are entitled to receive pay for this holiday.
For more insights into how statutory pay is calculated, check out our comprehensive article here.
More Victoria Day Information
Victoria Day is celebrated on the last Monday before May 25th.
Some cities in Alberta host special events or parades to mark the occasion.
In Summary
- Victoria Day is a statutory holiday in Alberta.
- Most employees are eligible for a paid day off.
- Special events and parades are often organized in various Alberta cities.
