Border services changes hours because B.C. isn’t changing its clocks
British Columbia's decision to eliminate daylight saving time has prompted the Canada Border Services Agency to adjust opening hours at nine land crossings along the U.S. border. The agency's changes align with U.S. border crossings, which will revert to standard time. The adjustments aim to improve coordination between Canada and the U.S., particularly in cases where travellers may be inadmissible and need to return immediately to their country of origin. The new hours will be in effect from November 1 through March 14 of the following year.
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