November 2 2026 - British Columbians woke up on November 1, 2026, to the first winter in generations without a “fall back” hour. Most of the province remained on Pacific Time year-round after the final spring-forward on March 8, completing the shift to permanent daylight saving time that the province adopted earlier this year. For many people the change was seamless. For others, devices still configured for the old Pacific Time (US & Canada) zone, which expects clocks to drop

Highway 97 has been stopped in both directions following a serious crash between Salmon River Road and Falkland

A single-vehicle crash has stopped southbound traffic on Highway 97 south of Vernon, B.C., near the Crystal Waters exit

Vehicle goes over a bank near the eastern end of 18th Avenue overlooking Polson Park

"Y2K" Effect 2026"? Permanent Time Change Creates Digital Scheduler Headaches in B.C. and Alberta

The goal was to stretch evening daylight and conserve fuel

UBC Okanagan campus in Kelowna was evacuated Thursday afternoon after smoke and flames were spotted

Crews are restoring the road to grade and preparing it for paving

The locally owned franchise will be operating under the name Paul’s No Frills