What to expect for permanent daylight-saving in B.C.

What to expect for permanent daylight-saving in B.C.

October 29, 2026 4:58 pm PST.

Unlike most parts of Canada, British Columbians will not be seeing a time change this Sunday, as we stay with permanent daylight saving time. Cecilia Hua has more on how your body may adjust to darker mornings, and what to look out for this winter.

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