Calendar days
A calendar-day count includes weekdays, weekends, and public holidays. Seven calendar days always span one full week.
Calendar days include every date. Business days usually exclude Saturdays, Sundays, and—when required—public holidays. Use the calculator to see how that difference changes a real deadline.
Calendar: Canada — Ontario. Choose the country and region whose holidays apply to your calculation.
Between Wednesday, October 7, 2026 and Thursday, December 31, 2026, including the first date.
2 public holidays are excluded for Ontario, Canada.Calendar days are consecutive dates. Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays all count. If a notice says “within 10 calendar days,” count every date unless the controlling document gives a different definition.
Business days normally mean Monday through Friday. Public holidays may also be excluded when the contract, policy or jurisdiction requires it. The applicable definition always takes priority.
An invoice dated Monday, August 31, 2026 produces two different ten-day answers:
Every date is counted.
Weekends and Ontario Labour Day are skipped.
A calendar-day count includes weekdays, weekends, and public holidays. Seven calendar days always span one full week.
A business-day count normally includes Monday through Friday and may exclude public holidays for the selected jurisdiction.
Ten calendar days are always ten consecutive dates. Ten business days usually span 14 calendar days before regional public holidays are considered.
Some instructions count the starting day as day one; others begin on the following eligible business day. Use the Include start date option to match the rule.
Contracts and regulations may define “business day” differently. Always use the definition in the controlling document for important deadlines.
The calculator excludes weekends and can also exclude public holidays for the selected country or region. The result shows the assumption used in the calculation.
Public holidays are excluded when the Weekends + holidays option is turned on. You can switch to Weekends only if you want a weekday-only count.
Yes. Use Copy result for the plain answer, or Copy link to share the same calculation settings with someone else.
Use the calculator as a helpful planning tool, but review important deadlines because business-day rules can vary by employer, contract, industry, city, and jurisdiction.
Choose a focused calculator page for common business-day and working-day questions.
Use a year-focused page when you are checking annual schedules or future deadline windows.
Use a country page when regional public holidays matter for your deadline or planning calculation.
Review how calculations are handled and which holiday calendars are currently covered.