Canada Time Zones
Time Zones - Canada
In Canada, Time Zones and Daylight Saving Time usually have been regulated by Canadian provincial and territorial governments. Exceptions may exist in certain Canadian municipalities.
Clocks in Canada are turned forward by one hour on the second Sunday in March and turned back on the first Sunday of November.
USA & Canada clockson Daylight Saving Time
until Sunday 1 November 2009 USA Standard Time Date schedules here |
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Standard Time |
Daylight Time |
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AB |
Alberta, Canada | ||
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BC |
British Columbia, Canada (most) |
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MB |
Manitoba, Canada |
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NB |
New Brunswick, Canada | ||
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NF |
Newfoundland, Canada |
GMT-3:30 |
GMT-2:30 |
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NT |
Northwest Territories, Canada | ||
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NS |
Nova Scotia, Canada | ||
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NU |
Nunavut, Canada (Mountain) | ||
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NU |
Nunavut, Canada (Central) | ||
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NU |
Nunavut, Canada (Eastern) | ||
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ON |
Ontario, Canada (E) | ||
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ON |
Ontario, Canada (W) | ||
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PE |
Prince Edward Island, Canada | ||
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QC |
Québec, Canada | ||
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QC |
Québec, Canada (E) |
NA |
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SK |
Saskatchewan, Canada |
NA |
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SK |
Saskatchewan, Canada (Lloydminster) |
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YK |
Yukon, Canada |
Canada Time Zones
Canada spans 6 time zones. It shares the main four time zones with the USA (Eastern Time, Central Time, Mountain Time and Pacific Time).
The Atlantic costal provinces use Atlantic Time Time and Newfoundland has its own Time Zone.
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