🗓️ Stat Holidays in Ontario for 2025
As the new year begins, it’s time to mark your calendars with the stat holidays in Ontario for 2025. These holidays provide the perfect opportunities for long weekends, extra days off, and much-needed relaxation.
While many stat holidays are celebrated nationwide, Ontario has its own unique lineup of observances. It’s essential to know which ones apply to ensure you’re prepared for both work and play.
Here’s a full list of stat holidays in Ontario for 2025:
Official Stat Holidays
- Wednesday, January 1 – New Year’s Day
- Monday, February 17 – Family Day
- Friday, April 18 – Good Friday
- Monday, May 19 – Victoria Day
- Tuesday, July 1 – Canada Day
- Monday, September 1 – Labour Day
- Monday, October 13 – Thanksgiving
- Thursday, December 25 – Christmas Day
- Friday, December 26 – Boxing Day
Optional Holidays
While not officially recognized as statutory holidays, these dates are often observed by employers who may choose to give their staff the day off:
- Monday, April 21 – Easter Monday
- Monday, August 4 – Civic Holiday
Honouring Truth and Reconciliation
- Tuesday, September 30 – National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Though not a stat holiday in Ontario, many workplaces are beginning to observe this important day to honour Indigenous history and culture.
Plan Ahead
Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, family gathering, or simply looking forward to extra rest, these dates are your roadmap to navigating Ontario’s 2025 holiday schedule. Keep in mind that some employers may provide additional days off, so check with your workplace for specifics.
Stay tuned to TalkofToronto.ca for more updates, events, and ways to make the most of your holidays throughout the year!