Canadian Thanksgiving

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Canadian Thanksgiving is a national holiday in Canada, celebrated on the second Monday in October to give thanks for the harvest and blessings of the past year.

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Surface form Occurrences
Thanksgiving (Canada) 1
Thanksgiving in Canada 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Thanksgiving
national holiday
public holiday
alsoKnownAs Thanksgiving in Canada
associatedActivity charitable activities
family gatherings
festive meals
giving thanks
outdoor activities
religious services
watching football
calendar Gregorian calendar NERFINISHED
celebratedIn Canada NERFINISHED
country Canada
culturalSignificance important family holiday in Canada
marks end of harvest season in Canada
establishedAsNationalHoliday 1957
follows Labour Day in Canada NERFINISHED
frequency annual
hasPublicEvents fall fairs
parades
hasTheme community
gratitude
harvest
isEarlierThan United States Thanksgiving NERFINISHED
legalStatus federal statutory holiday
month October
observedBy Canadian permanent residents
Canadians
some visitors in Canada
observedOn second Monday in October
officialName Thanksgiving Day NERFINISHED
precedes Remembrance Day in Canada NERFINISHED
proclaimedBy Government of Canada NERFINISHED
purpose giving thanks for blessings of the past year
giving thanks for the harvest
relatedTo United States Thanksgiving NERFINISHED
religiousAssociation Christianity NERFINISHED
season autumn
typeOfHoliday harvest festival
secular holiday
typicalFood cranberry sauce
mashed potatoes
pumpkin pie
roast turkey
stuffing
workStatus paid day off for many workers
statutory holiday in most provinces and territories

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October containsHoliday Canadian Thanksgiving
Turkish Canadians observesHoliday Canadian Thanksgiving
this entity surface form: Thanksgiving in Canada
Dominion Day relatedHoliday Canadian Thanksgiving
this entity surface form: Thanksgiving (Canada)