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Get ready to move your clocks an hour ahead. Daylight Savings Time is set to begin tomorrow, March 14, at 2 a.m. The practicality of Daylight Savings Time has long been debated in B.C. Last year, the Yukon made the decision to make Pacific Daylight Saving Time. In 2019, a B.C. government survey saw almost all of its 223,272 respondents wanting to stop the twice-annual time change but B.C. won t be changing its clock until the U.S. does. “The move to permanent Daylight Saving Time is planned to be brought into effect at a time that maintains alignment with our neighbours,” the B.C. Attorney General’s office said in an emailed statement October 2020. “The Interpretation Amendment Act that was passed in 2019 makes provisions that allow for us to make the change. We will continue to monitor proceedings in the U.S. as they unfold.

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