Labor Day
Victoria Day
August Bank Holiday
Septemberish
Canada Day
July
August
Aug
autumntime
September
Sep
Septembery
Sept
Septemberly
Q3
Canadian Thanksgiving
falltime
St. Luke's summer
back end
Whitsun
holiday season
Whitweek
Whitsuntide
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
October
mid-October
Thanksgiving
week
November
Pashons
Oct
Shanbeh
winter solstice
Augusty
Aghan
Wattle Day
Margasivsa
equinox
Mondayisation
septembral
national holiday
mid-August
mid-September
rain date
Ashadha
Octobery
canicular days
Queen's Birthday
Easter Sunday
December
canicule
Septembered
Octoberly
Octoberish
dog days
Easter Day
Sp
autumnity
year-end
Groundhog Day
Indian summer
Saint Martin's summer
Samhain
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date
day of the month
mid-July
stat
Hindu calendar month
Giving Tuesday
May Week
Fructidor
nones
Caitra
ber month
moveable feast
spring
Lammas
Novemberish
Chait
Bhadon
movable feast
foresummer
calendar week
M-F
mid-November
-tide
Atlantic Standard Time
Thermidor
Octobral

English words for '(Canada) The holiday marking the unofficial end of summer, held on the first Monday in September.'

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