Clock times in winter
Nov. 1 to March 13, 2027

Much of Western Canada will no longer change their clocks, remaining on permanent daylight time year-round. Most of Eastern Canada will continue changing clocks twice a year, moving to daylight time in summer, and standard time in winter. This means Vancouver, for instance, will be just two hours behind Toronto through winter.

Some regions observe different times than the rest of their province does, aligning their clocks with neighbouring provinces instead. The idea is to streamline local business and health care in remote regions where the closest community might lie across a provincial boundary. For instance, Northwestern Ontario aligns its clocks with Manitoba, while parts of southeastern B.C. follow Alberta’s clocks. Southampton Island, Nunavut, remains on Eastern Standard Time all year long.
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