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Day Prior to Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Construction Holiday continues on this day
Thursday July 30, 2026(7/30/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise:12:21 am (night), sunset: 3:51 pm, rdDate=739827
Today - Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Construction Holiday continues on this day
Friday July 31, 2026(7/31/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise:12:22 am (night), sunset: 3:50 pm, rdDate=739828
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Construction Holiday
Day After Requested Day (day begins and ends at Midnight)
Construction Holiday ends on this day
Saturday August 1, 2026(8/1/2026) on the Gregorian calendar
sunrise:12:24 am (night), sunset: 3:48 pm, rdDate=739829
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Construction Holiday
July 2026
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Sunday July 19, 2026 (7/19/2026)
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Sunday August 2, 2026 (8/2/2026)
Quebec
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Method: Second to last Sunday of July on Gregorian calendar
Notes: [Can someone from Quebec verify when holiday extends into August? Would "12 days before last Thursday in July" be more accurate?]
Length: 14 days
Period: 1 year
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Construction Holiday

In the province of Quebec, Canada, the Construction Holiday is the most popular time for summer vacations.

In 1970, Quebec legislated an annual holiday for the construction industry which begins the 2nd last Sunday of July every year lasting for a period of 2 weeks, and the holiday came into effect officially in the summer of 1971. Many Quebecers outside the construction industry also take their holidays during these two weeks, and it is the busiest time of year for the province's tourism industry, with a surge of up to 40% in activity at some sites.

(... from Wikipedia on 2012-04-17 21:20:17)


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