Time & Clocks

1. INMS Web Clock (UTC) from the National Research Council of Canada.
2. Official U.S. Time :: Experimental Clocks
3. Daylight Savings Time (DST) begins 2^nd Sunday in March at 2 AM (12:01 in Newfoundland & Labrador), and ends the 1^st Sunday in November. Turn clocks ahead one hour in spring, and back one hour in fall.
   

   +/- UTC	Pacific	Mountain	Sask.	Central	Eastern	Atlantic	Newfoundland
   Standard	-8 hr	-7 hr	-6 hr	-6 hr	-5 hr	-4 hr	-3.5 hr
   DST *	-7 hr	-6 hr	-6 hr	-5 hr	-4 hr	-3 hr	-2.5 hr

   UTC = Coordinated Universal Time (was Greenwich Mean Time.) i.e. Nova Scotia in summer, subtract 3 hours from UTC; Saskatchwan subtract 6 hours.

   Regions not using Daylight Saving Time include: Saskatchewan (except Denare Beach, Creighton); British Columbia: Fort St. John, Charlie Lake, Taylor, Creston, Dawson Creek; Labrador, Gulf islands use Eastern Time.

4. Test your computer clock: vancouver-webpages.com/time/
5. Canadian time zone (TimeTemperature.com)
6. USNO provides a Continuous Time Voice Broadcast (requires RealAudio®)
7. Time (US government NIST/USNO) has a World time zone map.
8. This Month - calendar suitable for printing