Time change?

[Granbonny]

Anyone know when we are suppose to set our clocks back?Fall behind?..already dark here at 6:15 P.M...Hard to walk dog in the dark for his last walk of the day.. Bonnie

 

[Freddie]

Don't mark my word on this, but I believe it to be around Nov.11 . I was going to say around Thanks Giving, but that seems too late

 

[Cooker]

I am 99.99999% sure it is this Sunday......

 

[Freddie]

Okay, what do I know? I'm Canadian. And I don't change my clocks

 

[geebee]

Beginning this year it will become the first Sunday in November.

 

[aussie girl]

Ok, so now I'm going to be confused. You put your clocks back on sunday and we put ours forward on the same day my question is what time do I jump on on sunday night chat?????

Mary

 

[Cooker]

Beginning this year it will become the first Sunday in November.

Give that pretty young thang a ceegar!!!! It is Sunday November the 4th

 

[ALCapshaw2]

Ok, so now I'm going to be confused. You put your clocks back on sunday and we put ours forward on the same day my question is what time do I jump on on sunday night chat?????

Mary

Most International operations use GMT (Greenich Mean Time) or UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) which for most of us is the same thing.

SO Ross, just let everyone know what time (in GMT) the chat will be

Then all you have to know is how to convert GMT / UTC to your Local Time.

'AL'

 

[Bina]

This is the first year that the time change has been moved back by one full week; in an effort to save electricity. In the past it was always before Halloween, this year it is Nov.4 at 2 a.m.
When you go to bed on Saturday night turn the clocks back 1 hour.
Sunday chat will be at the fall "back" time providing everyone has changed their clocks.
Saskatchewan is "weird" no time change.

 

[Lisa in Katy]

My calendar must have been printed too early. It says it is this Sunday.

 

[Freddie]

Bina: Saskatchewan isn't weird. Its just we're a laid back type of province that simply couldn't remember or be bothered to change the clocks.