Remembrance Day: Should Ontario, Quebec make it a stat holiday?

Four provinces do not mark Remembrance Day as a statutory holiday, as it is business as usual after noon ET, but some want all of Canada to honour Nov. 11.

NDP MP Dan Harris introduced a private members bill on Monday urging Nov. 11 to be marked as a national holiday.

The date is a statutory holiday for federal workers, and all three territories and six provinces Newfoundland & Labrador, New Brunswick, P.E.I., Saskatchewan, Alberta and B.C. mark the day each year.

Only Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and Manitoba do not.

MPs will vote on the bill on Wednesday evening, though we wanted to gauge your opinion on the debate.

Watch the video above for a report from the CBCs Waubgeshig Rice and listen to Harris explain his private member's bill in this story'saudio player.

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