Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day
Quebec statutory holiday.
June 2027 country calendar
June 2027 Canada Public Holidays is the quick monthly view for Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day on Thursday, June 24 in Quebec. Use this June 2027 Canada public holidays calendar to check Canada public holidays in June 2027, compare Canadian statutory holidays with provincial holidays, and open the printable monthly image before payroll, school, travel, banking, retail, shipping, or service planning.
Calendar image
Save this one-month calendar image when you need a visual Canada June 2027 reference beside the date ledger and printable country PDF options.

Monthly ledger
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This list uses the same verified Canada 2027 holiday data as the full country calendar. When a date is observed on a different weekday, the observed closure date is shown first and the official date remains visible.
Quebec statutory holiday.
Planning date
Family and retail planning date
Plan Father's Day for meals, gifts, travel, and family visits before checking the Quebec Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day holiday later in the same week.
Use June 20 for restaurant reservations, gifts, outdoor plans, and family travel. Retail and service teams may need weekend staffing before the Quebec holiday week.
Father's Day is Sunday, June 20. Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day is Thursday, June 24 in Quebec. Use the holiday table for closure planning and the Father's Day module for family and retail planning.
Father's Day does not create a Canada-wide statutory holiday. Confirm local hours, employer policy, and travel plans separately.
Planning date
Canada observance and local programming check
Use National Indigenous Peoples Day for community, school, workplace, cultural, and local-programming planning. Check the province, territory, municipality, school, employer, or event organiser before treating it as a closure date.
Look for local ceremonies, public events, school programming, workplace activities, venue hours, and transit notices before publishing a schedule around June 21.
June 21 comes three days before Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day in Quebec. Teams that operate across provinces should separate observance programming from provincial statutory holiday planning.
National Indigenous Peoples Day does not appear in this Canada-wide monthly public holiday ledger as a statutory holiday for every jurisdiction. Verify local rules before setting closures.
Planning checks
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Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day on Thursday, June 24 in Quebec. Use this monthly page before planning payroll, staffing, leave, school notes, travel, banking, retail hours, delivery windows, public services, or customer notices.
No separate observed weekday is shown for Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day because the date falls on Thursday, June 24. June is a provincial holiday check because Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day applies to Quebec. It should not be applied automatically to every province or territory.
Canadian statutory holidays, provincial holidays, and federal public-sector calendars do not always create the same closures. Federally regulated employees, provincial employees, schools, banks, courts, retailers, transport services, and private employers may need separate checks.
Use the June page for Quebec-specific planning and switch to the July or Q3 page when your travel, payroll, shipping, or service window crosses into Canada Day. Use the source links when a payroll, contract, booking, appointment, delivery, or public-facing opening-hours decision needs formal confirmation.
How to use it
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June has 1 of the 14 Canada public holiday entries listed for 2027. Use this page when the decision is limited to June, then use the full Canada 2027 calendar when surrounding months matter.
Canada holiday planning needs more than one label because federal holiday entries, Canadian statutory holidays, and provincial holidays can point to different practical closure rules.
The June page is best for one monthly calendar image and one monthly decision. Switch views when the work crosses into nearby Canada public holidays.
Next actions
References
Source links are carried from the full Canada 2027 page. Use them when a workplace, school, travel, or service decision needs formal confirmation.