Clocks fall back in
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Clocks fall back one hour on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 2:00 a.m. local time.
Eastern TimeFalls back Nov 1
Central TimeFalls back Nov 1
Mountain TimeFalls back Nov 1
Mountain, no DSTNo clock changes
Pacific TimeFalls back Nov 1
AlaskaFalls back Nov 1
Hawaii, no DSTNo clock changes
Most of British Columbia stays on UTC−7 all year and does not change its clocks. Its last clock change was on March 8, 2026. Some communities in eastern B.C. keep Mountain time instead.
| Province or territory | Summer | Winter | Clock changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| British ColumbiaMost of the province | UTC−7 | UTC−7 | No change |
| Yukon | UTC−7 | UTC−7 | No change |
| Alberta | UTC−6 | UTC−6 | No change |
| Northwest Territories | UTC−6 | UTC−6 | No change |
| SaskatchewanMost of the province | UTC−6 | UTC−6 | No change |
| Manitoba | UTC−5 | UTC−5 | No change |
| NunavutSpans three time zones; most areas change clocks | UTC−4 | UTC−5 | Changes clocks |
| OntarioMost of the province; the northwest differs | UTC−4 | UTC−5 | Changes clocks |
| QuebecMost of the province | UTC−4 | UTC−5 | Changes clocks |
| New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and P.E.I. | UTC−3 | UTC−4 | Changes clocks |
| Newfoundland and LabradorMost of the province | UTC−2:30 | UTC−3:30 | Changes clocks |