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Here’s when to turn back the clocks as Daylight Saving Time ends soon
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CityNews Toronto
The weather might still feel mild, but the days are getting shorter and Canadians are reminded that the time to turn back the clocks is around the corner.
This year, clocks will be turned back by one hour at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday Nov. 2, marking the end of Daylight Saving Time (DST).
However, as the clocks roll back, the days will begin to feel shorter, with earlier sunrises and quicker sunsets.
This year’s DST switch happens one day earlier than it did in 2023, when the clocks went back on Sunday, Nov. 3.
In November 2020, the Ford government passed a bill that would end the biannual changing of the clock, setting Ontario permanently on Daylight Saving Time.