British Columbia Statutory Standards (2026)

British Columbia Statutory Holiday Pay Calculator

Estimate statutory holiday pay in British Columbia under the Employment Standards Act (RSBC 1996, c. 113). Programmed according to statutory employment standards for hourly, salaried, and part-time workers.

Minimum Wage: $17.40/hr
Formula: Total Eligible Wages in 30 Calendar Days Prior (excl. OT) ÷ Number of Days Worked
11 Statutory Holidays Recognized

Paycheque & Shift Details

Employment Standards Compliant
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Include vacation pay paid on each cheque (e.g., 4% or 6%) or vacation pay received during the 4 work weeks prior to the holiday.
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Estimated Entitlement Ontario (ON)

Estimated Total Holiday Pay

$160.00
Base Stat Pay
Holiday Premium (1.5×)
Regular Shift Pay
Base Statutory Holiday Pay: $160.00
Holiday Premium Pay: $0.00
Ontario ESA: Subject to Ontario "First and Last" scheduled shift rule.
Disclaimer: Results are estimates based on standard statutory provisions. Your entitlements may vary based on collective agreements, written contracts, or specific industry exemptions.

Nunavut Statutory Pay Rules & Eligibility

Eligibility Requirements

Employed for at least 30 calendar days and worked scheduled shift before and after.

Working on the Holiday

Regular stat pay + 1.5× regular rate for hours worked (or regular wage + paid day off within 30 days).

Official Statutory Holidays in Nunavut

New Year's Day Good Friday Victoria Day Nunavut Day Canada Day Civic Holiday Labour Day National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Remembrance Day Christmas Day

*Nunavut features the highest statutory minimum wage in Canada ($19.00/hr).

Official Government Employment Standards Source: Nunavut Labour Standards Board Reference →

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