Public Advisory: Daylight Saving Time Begins on March 8

Manitoba has launched a survey asking residents which time practice they prefer: permanent daylight time, permanent standard time, the current time changes, or no preference. The survey also asks questions on topics including health impacts of daylight saving, noting a Manitoba Health analysis suggesting eliminating the time change may benefit population…

The Government of Canada, through Global Affairs Canada, is advising Canadians to avoid all travel to 10 countries due to rising hostilities in the region following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. Canadians in the Middle East are urged to register with GAC for travel updates, and consular services during the active conflict are limited with staff…

British Columbia has joined Saskatchewan in abolishing daylight-saving time, ending the twice-year clock changes. The article notes growing frustrations with clock changes across Canada and discusses reactions from other provinces.

Two concise sentences: The article reports that Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month (CALM) will be held across Canada in March, with Agriculture in the Classroom-Canada coordinating activities. In Newfoundland and Labrador, AITC-NL will deliver CALM to K–12 classrooms, plus partner with the Newfoundland and Labrador Beekeeping Association to host the Bee…

The article reports that most Canadians will move clocks forward by one hour to begin daylight saving time on Sunday at 2 a.m., effective locally (clocks read 3 a.m.). It notes that daylight saving time applies to most provinces and territories, with exceptions: most of Saskatchewan stays on standard time year-round, and parts of northeastern British…

British Columbia will adopt a permanent Daylight Saving Time, renaming the time zone Pacific Time and keeping clocks at UTC−7 year-round. The change, effective next week, ends the biannual clock changes, with November 1 no longer involving a fall back, and aligns BC with Alberta in winter and with Pacific states in summer.