Time in British Columbia
Most of the Canadian province of British Columbia follows its own offset from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), Pacific Time (PCT), which has been observed in most of the province since March 8, 2026. Pacific Time is observed by subtracting seven hours from UTC (UTC−07:00) year-round. While geographically the province is in the Pacific Time Zone (UTC−08:00), it is effectively on Pacific daylight saving time year-round, as clocks are not returned to UTC−08:00 in November when most jurisdictions return to Pacific Standard Time. In 2026, British Columbia adopted permanent time observation of UTC−07:00 following the switch to Pacific Daylight Time on March 8, thus no longer switching to Pacific Standard Time in November. This followed Yukon's abolition of daylight saving time in 2020, effectively aligning British Columbia's time with Yukon's. The government of British Columbia categorized the change as a move to a new time zone called Pacific Time, despite Yukon's previous adoption of the same...
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