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TIMEZONES




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Current Dates and Times
across Canada...

Daylight Saving Time (DST)Standard Time is now in effect across Canada.

Regarding DST, Saskatchewan and the far-eastern land peninsula of Quebec (directly south of Labrador) do not observe Daylight Saving Time.

Note that Nunavut is spread across three time zones; the far western part of Ontario uses Manitoba time; the far southeastern corner of British Columbia uses Alberta time, and the far-eastern peninsula of Quebec (directly south of Labrador) is on AST time throughout the year.
UTC and GMT
an update....

The worldwide standard for coordinated universal time, formerly known as GMT (Greenwich Mean Time), is now abbreviated as UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).

Some sources still refer to it as UTC/GMT and some web browsers, e.g. Mozilla Firefox, still display it as GMT.

The UTC Time (shown directly below) is the standard time zone upon which all other worldwide time zones are based. It never observes daylight saving time.

UTC at Greenwich, England (DST)
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PDT - 7 hours from UTC PST - 8 hours from UTC
(DST)

SASK - 6 hours from UTC
(DST)
EDT - 4 hours from UTC EST - 5 hours from UTC
(DST)
NDT - 2 1/2 hours from UTC NST - 3 1/2 hours from UTC
(DST)
MDT - 6 hours from UTC MST - 7 hours from UTC
(DST)
CDT - 5 hours from UTC CST - 6 hours from UTC
(DST)
ADT - 3 hours from UTC AST - 4 hours from UTC
(DST)


  
 
Timezone Abbreviations

NDT NST (Newfoundland Daylight Time) (Newfoundland Standard Time) ADT AST (Atlantic Daylight Time) (Atlantic Standard Time) PDT PST (Pacific Daylight Time) (Pacific Standard Time)
MDT MST (Mountain Daylight Time) (Mountain Standard Time) CDT CST (Central Daylight Time) (Central Standard Time) EDT EST (Eastern Daylight Time) (Eastern Standard Time)
SASK (Saskatchewan Central Standard Time) (DST) Daylight Saving Time