Victoria Day statutory holiday in Canada

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The Canadian government insists that BlackBerry Cool shut down for a day in order to build our content and relax the creative nodes in our brains.

Victoria Day is a Canadian statutory holiday celebrated on the Monday preceding May 24. It honors Queen Victoria’s birthday.

Since the British have been run out of town, Victoria Day is also commonly called the May 2-4 weekend and it marks the unofficial start of the cottage season where 2-4 cases of beer are consumed by hard working Canadians.

Happy Beer Day.

6 Responses to “Victoria Day statutory holiday in Canada”


  1. 1 JonV

    Funny, I’m having a beer now while I’m reading this on Victoria Day!

  2. 2 Stuart D. Ward

    Your Beer Store add is an insult to Queen Victoria’s memory and the day set aside to remember her.

  3. 3 John DeBusk

    lol lazy ass ;) JK

  4. 4 BlackBerryCool (BlackBerry Cool)

    Victoria Day statutory holiday in Canada http://bit.ly/18gkh6

  5. 5 DavidB

    You guys celebrate the birthday of a Queen from a couple hundred years back? Why? What she do so special for Canada? Or is she the inventor of beer or something??? :)

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