Most of B.C. to adopt daylight saving time permanently, Eby says

Year-round daylight saving time coming to Canada province after 'recent actions' by US

Clocks in British Columbia will change for the last time on Sunday in a move many U.S. lawmakers have also been pushing for.

Canadian Province Will 'Spring Forward' —and Stay There

British Columbians are about to "spring forward" into a new normal—and stay there. Premier David Eby announced Monday that this weekend's clock change will be the province's final one, as BC shifts to permanent daylight saving time. The new setup, dubbed "Pacific Time," will leave clocks untouched on Nov....

B.C. ends daylight saving time permanently in 2026. WA is still waiting on Congress

Washington has wanted to end daylight saving time permanently for six years. Its neighbor to the north just did it.

B.C. adopts permanent daylight savings time. What it means for WA

This "spring forward" will be British Columbia's last. The Canadian province is adopting permanent daylight saving time.

B.C.'s premier is celebrating the move to permanent daylight time. Others aren't so sure

Critics of the change argue that it’s not in sync with the Pacific states in the U.S., it’s bad for sleep patterns, and it will be more dangerous for kids walking and riding their bikes to school and pedestrians crossing roads in the dark.

The last spring forward as BC moves to permanent daylight time

British Columbia's southern population centres will be facing winter sunrises around 9 a.m. — and around 9:30 a.m. in the north — after the decision to adopt year-round daylight time, springing forward by one hour this Sunday for the last time.