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Happy Canadian Thanksgiving wishes for the second Monday of October, in English and French: harvest, gratitude and autumn leaves.

100 wishes · 2 languages · 2 photo designs · Updated October 2026

Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes in French (20)

  • Joyeuse Action de grâce, la famille. Je suis reconnaissant pour chacun de vous.

  • Grand-maman, ta tarte à la citrouille est la meilleure.

  • Que notre table soit pleine et nos cœurs aussi.

  • Joyeuse Action de grâce de la part de [Your name] et de la famille.

  • Joyeuse Action de grâce, mon ami.

  • Merci d'être un si bon ami. Bonne Action de grâce.

  • Je te souhaite une belle fin de semaine d'automne.

  • Joyeuse Action de grâce, mon amour. Tu es ma plus grande bénédiction.

  • Joyeuse Action de grâce. Profitez du long congé.

  • Merci pour votre travail. Bonne Action de grâce.

  • Joyeuse Action de grâce. Merci de votre confiance.

  • Nous sommes reconnaissants pour nos clients. Bonne Action de grâce.

  • Joyeuse Action de grâce.

  • Merci pour tout.

  • Bonne Action de grâce.

  • Que Dieu bénisse votre foyer en cette Action de grâce.

  • Joyeuse Action de grâce, mon petit. Pour quoi es-tu reconnaissant?

  • Joyeuse Action de grâce. Mon pantalon extensible est prêt.

  • Joyeuse Action de grâce aux cousins. On se voit au souper.

  • Que ta fin de semaine soit pleine de couleurs d'automne.

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  • Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes image: Golden leaves, warm hearts.
  • Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes image: Happy Thanksgiving, family. I am thankful for every one of you.
  • Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes image: Joyeuse Action de grâce, la famille. Je suis reconnaissant pour chacun de vous.
  • Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes image: Wishing you a long weekend of pie, family and autumn colours.
  • Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes image: Thank God for the harvest, for family and for every blessing.
  • Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes image: Thank you for filling my life with warmth. Happy Thanksgiving.
  • Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes image: Happy Thanksgiving to the team. Grateful for each of you.
  • Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes image: Joyeuse Action de grâce, mon amour. Tu es ma plus grande bénédiction.
  • Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes image: Happy Thanksgiving. I am thankful for you every day.
  • Thanksgiving (Canada) wishes image: We are thankful for customers like you. Happy Thanksgiving.

About Thanksgiving (Canada)

Thanksgiving in Canada falls on the second Monday of October, earlier than in the United States, because the harvest comes earlier in the north.

It is a day to give thanks for the harvest and the blessings of the year. Families gather on the long weekend, often on the Sunday or the Monday, for roast turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie.

The weekend comes in the bright colours of autumn, so many families also walk in the woods, visit farms and pumpkin patches, and share food with people in need.

How people celebrate Thanksgiving (Canada)

  • Turkey dinner with family
  • Pumpkin pie
  • Autumn walks among red maples
  • Pumpkin patches and farm visits
  • Sharing what you are thankful for
  • Food drives

How to wish well

  • "Happy Thanksgiving" in English, "Joyeuse Action de grâce" in French.
  • Gratitude is the heart of the day: say thank you in your message.
  • Many families celebrate on the Sunday, so wishes on the weekend are fine.

Questions about Thanksgiving (Canada)

When is Thanksgiving in Canada?

On the second Monday of October every year.

Why is Canadian Thanksgiving earlier than American Thanksgiving?

Canada's harvest season ends earlier because of its northern climate, and the date was set by Parliament in 1957 on the second Monday of October.

How do you say Happy Thanksgiving in French?

"Joyeuse Action de grâce".

Is Canadian Thanksgiving a holiday?

Yes, it is a statutory holiday in most provinces and territories, though not in all of the Atlantic provinces.

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