In the United States, one of our major holidays is Independence Day, also referred to as the Fourth of July. In neighboring Canada, as anywhere else outside America, the same day is noted simply the fourth of July, of course. (Yes, they have a fourth of July in Canada.) What about capitalizing (or capitalising) other calendar and time designations? Here is a list we hope you find useful.
Seasons:
- summer; fall; winter; spring
- the winter solstice
- the vernal equinox
Holidays and Special Days:
- All Fool's Day (celebrated by few if any GT readers)
- Christmas Day
- Father's Day
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- National Poetry Month
- Presidents' Day
- Remembrance Day
- Anzac Day (Australia/New Zealand)
- Lincoln's Birthday
- Yom Kippur
- Thanksgiving Day
- Good Friday
- Easter Monday (Australia/New Zealand)
- Saint Patrick's Day
but
- D-day
- election day
- inauguration day
Time and Time Zones:
- eastern standard time; EST
- central daylight time; CDT
- Pacific daylight time; PDT
- Alaskan daylight time; ADT
- Greenwich mean time; GMT
- daylight saving time
- New Zealand standard time; NZST
