B.C. Enters New Era of Year-Round Pacific Time

Mapped: The New Time Differences Across North America

Vancouver will be an hour ahead of Seattle this winter as much of western Canada stops changing its clocks.

No time change this fall prompts B.C. schools, officials to prepare families for morning darkness

Sunday, Nov. 1, is around the time when most residents of B.C. would have experienced the fall time change. This will be the first winter in more than 100 years British Columbians will not be turning their clocks back an hour because the province moved to permanent daylight time.

B.C. enters new era of year-round Pacific time

PRINCE GEORGE - Most British Columbians have one less task this weekend: changing the clocks.On Sunday, Nov. 1, most of B.C. won't turn clocks back an...

What to expect from permanent daylight saving time

Sunday, Nov. 1 marks the first time in over a century that British Columbians will not take part in switching their clocks one hour back as the province adopts permanent daylight saving time. However, you may be missing out on more than just one extra hour of sleep. “Where we would’ve seen sunrise at, let’s […]

Harger: Vancouver keeps its evening sun Sunday. Washington falls back. Pick one already

Vancouver, British Columbia is done changing its clocks. When the rest of us fall back at 2 a.m. on Nov. 1, B.C. will stay right where it is.