The crescent moon will soon appear across the Canadian sky. This marks the start of a special month for Muslims from coast to coast. Ramadan 2026 is a time for quiet prayer and deep reflection. Families prepare for this holy journey in cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal. Our Ramadan Calendar 2026 Canada helps you track your daily fasts. Staying organized allows you to focus on your faith and community.

Generosity is a big part of the Canadian spirit this month. Many people around the world do not have enough to eat. You can share your blessings by supporting Embrace Relief. Your gifts provide food boxes to families in need. Let your charity bring hope to others this year. Every small donation makes a real difference.

1. Fasting During Ramadan in Canada

Fasting in Canada is a unique experience. Canada is enormous, so daylight hours change from one province to the next. We fast from the first light of dawn until the sun sets. This year, Ramadan happens in late winter and early spring. The cool weather helps make the long fasting hours easier. It is a beautiful time to meet at local mosques for shared meals and prayers.

A reliable Ramadan Calendar 2026 Canada is a must for every home. Since sunset happens at different times in every city, you need a local schedule. This ensures you start and end your fast at the right moment.

2. Ramadan Calendar 2026 Canada (Toronto Timings)

This table shows the expected times for Toronto, Ontario. Please check with your local mosque for the exact minutes in your specific city.

Ramadan	Day	Date	Sehri Ends (Fajr)	Iftar Starts (Maghrib)
1	Wed	Feb 18, 2026	5:48 AM	5:51 PM
2	Thu	Feb 19, 2026	5:47 AM	5:52 PM
3	Fri	Feb 20, 2026	5:45 AM	5:54 PM
4	Sat	Feb 21, 2026	5:44 AM	5:55 PM
5	Sun	Feb 22, 2026	5:42 AM	5:56 PM
6	Mon	Feb 23, 2026	5:41 AM	5:58 PM
7	Tue	Feb 24, 2026	5:39 AM	5:59 PM
8	Wed	Feb 25, 2026	5:37 AM	6:00 PM
9	Thu	Feb 26, 2026	5:36 AM	6:01 PM
10	Fri	Feb 27, 2026	5:34 AM	6:03 PM
11	Sat	Feb 28, 2026	5:32 AM	6:04 PM
12	Sun	Mar 01, 2026	5:31 AM	6:05 PM
13	Mon	Mar 02, 2026	5:29 AM	6:07 PM
14	Tue	Mar 03, 2026	5:27 AM	6:08 PM
15	Wed	Mar 04, 2026	5:26 AM	6:09 PM
16	Thu	Mar 05, 2026	5:24 AM	6:10 PM
17	Fri	Mar 06, 2026	5:22 AM	6:12 PM
18	Sat	Mar 07, 2026	5:20 AM	6:13 PM
19	Sun	Mar 8, 2026	5:18 AM	6:14 PM
20	Mon	Mar 9, 2026	5:17 AM	6:15 PM
21	Tue	Mar 10, 2026	5:15 AM	6:17 PM
22	Wed	Mar 11, 2026	5:13 AM	6:18 PM
23	Thu	Mar 12, 2026	5:11 AM	6:19 PM
24	Fri	Mar 13, 2026	5:09 AM	6:20 PM
25	Sat	Mar 14, 2026	5:07 AM	6:22 PM
26	Sun	Mar 15, 2026	5:06 AM	6:23 PM
27	Mon	Mar 16, 2026	5:04 AM	6:24 PM
28	Tue	Mar 17, 2026	5:02 AM	6:25 PM
29	Wed	Mar 18, 2026	5:00 AM	6:27 PM
30	Thu	Mar 19, 2026	4:58 AM	6:28 PM

3. Preparing for Sehri

Sehri is the most important meal for a fasting person. It gives you the energy to work and study. In Canada, many healthy options are available. Pick foods that digest slowly, like oats and whole grains. Eggs and yogurt also keep you full for a long time.

Hydration is key. Drink plenty of water before the fast starts. The Ramadan Calendar 2026 Canada tells you exactly when to stop eating. Use these quiet morning hours for prayer and reflection.

4. The Joy of Iftar

Iftar is a time for joy and thanks. When the sun goes down, we break our fast with dates and water. This follows the tradition of the Prophet (SAW). It gives your body a quick boost of energy. Canadians enjoy many different foods at Iftar because our community is so diverse.

Sharing food with friends and neighbors builds strong bonds. Many mosques host free Iftar meals for students. This community spirit makes the month feel special. It reminds us that we are all on this journey together.

5. Staying Healthy and Active

You can stay busy at work while fasting. Balance is the secret. Do your hardest tasks in the morning when you have more energy. Take short breaks in the afternoon if you feel tired.

Eat healthy meals at night to avoid feeling heavy. Fresh fruits and vegetables are better than fried snacks. A light walk in the evening also keeps your energy steady.

6. The Last Ten Nights: Laylatul Qadr

The final ten nights are the most sacred. They include Laylatul Qadr, the “Night of Power.” This night is better than a thousand months. Many people stay up late to pray and read the Quran.

This is the best time to give more charity. Small acts of kindness carry great weight now. Consider setting up a daily gift to Embrace Relief. This ensures you do not miss the chance for extra rewards.

7. Celebrating Eid-ul-Fitr 2026

Eid-ul-Fitr marks the end of the fast. It is a day for happiness and rewards. In Canada, families meet for a special morning prayer. We wear our best clothes and visit relatives.

Before the prayer, we pay Fitrana. This ensures that everyone can enjoy the holiday. It is the final act that completes our month of worship. It connects us to people in need all over the world.