B.C. is scrapping daylight saving time (DST). This year will be the last the province will ever spring forward.

Daylight saving begins in October and ends in April, when clocks are moved back one hour to allow for more daylight in the ...

Clocks in Canada and most of the U.S. will shift forward an hour on Sunday, March 8, but on March 2, British Columbia premier David Eby announced the permanent end of time changes for the province.

B.C. Premier David Eby said that following the upcoming time change on Sunday morning, when the clocks will “spring forward,” ...

The decision means that B.C. will transition to Pacific time, the same time zone as the Yukon, and will match Alberta from ...

With B.C. announcing it'll move to permanent daylight saving time, Alberta's government says it's now reconsidering whether it'll follow suit.

Daylight saving time always begins on the second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday in November. This year, the second Sunday is March 8, so that is when the time change happens. Cocks will ...

The Canadian Province of British Columbia will adopt permanent daylight saving time when clocks jump forward on Sunday, March ...

As March 8 approaches, Texans prepare to lose an hour of sleep with the start of Daylight Saving Time, while lawmakers consider making the time change permanent.

People are set to lose an hour of sleep Saturday night, March 7 in exchange for longer daylight periods this spring and summer.

The province on Canada's Pacific coast says ending the twice annual practice of changing the time by an hour is "about making life easier".