This is the weekend most Canadians switch from standard time to daylight time.
Before going to bed tonight they’ll need to turn your clocks and watches ahead one hour.
The main Canadian exception is Saskatchewan, which is on standard time year-round.
However, this area is also the exception as we effectively remain on daylight time year-round.
In a 1974 referendum vote, Peace River Regional District Communities voted to change our time zone to Mountain Standard Time all year round.

The referendum had four options on it, including the Mountain Standard Time and Mountain Standard with Daylight Savings Time.
Currently trending:
- “industry-related” earthquake reported outside Fort St. John (9)
- 16 tickets issued at South Taylor Hill for lack of chains (6)
- Snow and strong winds expected to hit Fort St. John (6)
- Hudson’s Hope RCMP bulletin: Dec 12th to Jan.19th (3)
- Hospital Auxiliary purchases Broda chairs for Peace Villa residents (2)
- Transgender peer support group taking place Friday (2)
Most residents wanted the second option, but accidentally voted for Mountain Standard Time without Daylight Savings Time.Â