Sunrise and Sunset Times in Canada
Pick a province or one of the largest cities below. Every place has today's sunrise and sunset, twilight, golden hour, moonrise and a full-year calendar in its own local time.
Canada stretches from about 42°N on Lake Erie to beyond 80°N in the Arctic Archipelago, and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. It uses six time zones, including Newfoundland Time, which is offset by a half hour. In 2026, daylight saving time runs from 8 March to 1 November across most of the country.
There are notable exceptions. Most of Saskatchewan stays on Central Standard Time all year, and Yukon has used year-round UTC−7 since 2020, so its clocks no longer change. In the far north, communities in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories experience the midnight sun in summer and weeks without sunrise in winter; Resolute and Grise Fiord in Nunavut are among the northernmost towns in the world.
Largest cities today
Local time in each city
| City | Sunrise | Sunset | Daylight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toronto ON | 10h 36m | ||
| Montréal QC | 10h 31m | ||
| Calgary AB | 10h 10m | ||
| Ottawa ON | 10h 31m | ||
| Edmonton AB | 9h 59m | ||
| Winnipeg MB | 10h 15m | ||
| Mississauga ON | 10h 37m | ||
| Vancouver BC | 10h 17m | ||
| Brampton ON | 10h 36m | ||
| Hamilton ON | 10h 38m | ||
| Surrey BC | 10h 17m | ||
| Québec QC | 10h 26m | ||
| Halifax NS | 10h 34m | ||
| Laval QC | 10h 30m | ||
| London ON | 10h 39m | ||
| Etobicoke ON | 10h 37m | ||
| Markham ON | 10h 36m | ||
| Vaughan ON | 10h 36m | ||
| Gatineau QC | 10h 31m | ||
| Victoria BC | 10h 20m | ||
| Saskatoon SK | 10h 05m | ||
| Kitchener ON | 10h 37m | ||
| Burnaby BC | 10h 17m | ||
| Windsor ON | 10h 41m |