2011 HOLIDAY LIST
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DATE	HOLIDAY		DATE	HOLIDAY
Jan. 01	New Year's Day		May 22	National Maritime Day
Jan. 17	Martin Luther King, Jr., Day,		May 23	Victoria Day, Canada
Feb. 01	National Freedom Day		May 30	Memorial Day, U.S
Feb. 02	Groundhog Day		Jun. 14	Flag Day
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
Feb. 21	Washington's Birthday (obs)		Jul. 24	Parent's Day
Feb. 21	Washington's Birthday		Sep. 05	Labor Day, U.S
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
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
Apr. 24	Easter Sunday		Nov. 11	Remembrance Day (Alberta)
Apr. 25	Easter Monday (Can.)		Nov. 24	Thanksgiving Day, U.S
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
May 21	Armed Forces Day		Dec. 31	New Year's Eve
= 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.