Not only are there many holidays celebrated in Canada, but there are certain holidays that are only celebrated in select Canadian Provinces. New Brunswick Day is a holiday that is celebrated mostly in the New Brunswick Province. It is a holiday that is held on the first Monday of August. The whole point of this holiday is to unite the local community and to bring people together. This means that inspiring pride in New Brunswick is the ultimate goal of this day. The history and achievements of New Brunswick is what is celebrated on this day each year.
New Brunswick Pride
This is a holiday that is meant to inspire local pride. It is celebrated by small communities and the events that mark this holiday are designed to be more localized. It is a chance for people to strengthen their local communities by celebrating their achievements, history, culture and landscape. Many towns hold "birthday" parties for the province.
Is it a Legal Holiday?
It is not observed in all of Canada, but it is a legal holiday in the Province of New Brunswick. In New Brunswick, the public offices are closed on this day and that people get the day off of work and school.