Daylight saving time zones
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Daylight saving time zones, summer
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In Canada, Time Zones and Daylight Saving Time usually have been regulated by provincial and territorial governments.
Starting in 2007, clocks following the new North American standard for Daylight Saving Time are to be turned forward by one hour on the second Sunday in March and turned back on the first Sunday of November.
A major change in official time practice will be given a new serial number and documented here.
When does daylight saving time start and end?
Daylight saving time in Canada is determined by provincial legislation. Exceptions may exist in certain municipalities. The time zone maps and the dates listed below have been in effect since 2020.
| Province/Territory | Start 2nd Sunday in March | End 1st Sunday in November |
|---|---|---|
| Newfoundland | 02:00 NST | 02:00 NDT |
| Nova Scotia | 02:00 AST | 02:00 ADT |
| Prince Edward Island | 02:00 AST | 02:00 ADT |
| New Brunswick | 02:00 AST | 02:00 ADT |
| QuébecFootnote 1 | 02:00 EST | 02:00 EDT |
| OntarioFootnote 2 | 02:00 EST | 02:00 EDT |
| Manitoba | 02:00 CST | 02:00 CDT |
| SaskatchewanFootnote 3 | 02:00 MST | 02:00 MDT |
| Alberta | ||
| British Columbia | ||
| Northwest Territories | 02:00 MST | 02:00 MDT |
| NunavutFootnote 4 | ||
| YukonFootnote 5 |