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In Canada, we have Federally mandated holidays or Canadian National Holidays (often called Statutory Holidays) and some province-unique holidays (usually called civic holidays).

Stat holidays, such as New Year's Day, Good Friday, Canada Day, Labour Day and Christmas Day are usually mandatory paid-days-off and typically the banks are closed. Federally regulated employees also get Easter Monday, Victoria Day, Thanksgiving and Boxing Day off.

Having a paid day off and having the banks close is not always the case for civic holidays.