FREDERICTON -- The New Brunswick government says it is considering introducing a statutory holiday in February.
Social Development Minister Cathy Rogers says multiple departments will conduct a preliminary analysis on the proposal in the coming months.
New Brunswick is one of three provinces that do not have a mid-winter statutory holiday.
Last year, Nova Scotia became the seventh province to legislate a paid holiday in February, joining Prince Edward Island, Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
