Christmas Day is a holiday celebrated worldwide, often marked by gift-giving, feasting, and religious observances.

In Alberta, it’s a time for family gatherings and festive activities.

But is Christmas Day a statutory holiday in Alberta? Let’s find out.

Is Christmas Day a Stat Holiday in Alberta?

Yes, Christmas Day is a statutory holiday in Alberta.

This ensures that the majority of employees can enjoy a paid day off to celebrate.

What Does “Statutory” Mean for Your Pay?

Curious about your earnings on Christmas Day? In Alberta, most employees are entitled to paid time off.

For more insights into how statutory pay is calculated, check out our comprehensive article here.

More Christmas Day Information

Christmas Day falls on December 25th each year. If December 25th lands on a Sunday, the statutory holiday is observed on the following Monday.

In Summary

• Christmas Day is a statutory holiday in Alberta.
• The majority of employees are eligible for a paid day off.
• If December 25th falls on a Sunday, the holiday is observed on the following Monday.