Time difference between Ontario and New Brunswick?

Answer 1

There is a one hour time difference between Ontarion and New Brunswick.

Ontario has two time zones. New Brunswick (UTC-4/UTC-3) is one hour ahead of the part of Ontario east of 90° west longitude (UTC-5/UTC-4) and two hours ahead of the part of Ontario west of 90° west longitude (UTC-6/UTC-5).

Answer 2

Each of the two provinces, British Columbia and Ontario, has two areas that are almost always an hour apart, both of which do Daylight Saving Time, and two areas that stay on the same time all year.

Between the 2nd Sunday of March and the 1st Sunday of November, when it's 12 noon UTC, the times in British Columbia and Ontario are...

• 5 AM PDT in most of British Columbia including Vancouver,
• 5 AM MST in the area around Dawson Creek and in Creston, near the Idaho border,
• 6 AM MDT in southeastern BC, including Cranbrook,
• 7 AM CDT in western Ontario, including Kenora,
• 7 AM EST in the area around Atikokan and in the New Osnaburgh and Pickle Lake area, and
• 8 AM EDT in most of Ontario, from Thunder Bay to Toronto.

Between the 1st Sunday of November and the 2nd Sunday of March, when it's 12 noon UTC, the times in British Columbia and Ontario are...

• 4 AM PST in Vancouver, BC,
• 5 AM MST in Dawson Creek, Creston and Cranbrook, BC,
• 6 AM CST in Kenora, ON, and
• 7 AM EST in Atikokan, New Osnaburgh and Toronto, ON.

So as you can see, at any time of the year the time difference between British Columbia and Ontario is one, two or three hours, depending on what parts of the provinces to which you are referring and what part of the year it is.

Answer 3

Ontario is one, two, or three hours ahead of British Columbia depending on the specific locations and the time of year, since British Columbia is divided among a part the switches between Pacific Standard Time (PST/UTC-8) and Pacific Daylight Saving Time (PDT/UTC-7), parts that are on Mountain Standard Time (MST/UTC-7) all year, and a part that switches between MST and Mountain Daylight Saving Time (MDT/UTC-6), and Ontario is divided among a part the switches between Central Standard Time (CST/UTC-6) and Central Daylight Saving Time (CDT/UTC-5), parts that are on Eastern Standard Time (EST/UTC-5) all year, and a part that switches between EST and Eastern Daylight Saving Time (EDT/UTC-4).

Vancouver, BC & Kenora, ON : almost always 2 hours
Vancouver, BC & Atikokan, ON : 2 hours Mar-Nov; 3 hours Nov-Mar
Vancouver, BC & Toronto, ON : almost always 3 hours
Creston, BC & Kenora, ON : 1 hour Nov-Mar; 2 hours Mar-Nov
Creston, BC & Atikokan, ON : always 2 hours
Creston, BC & Toronto, ON : 2 hours Nov-Mar; 3 hours Mar-Nov
Cranbrook, BC & Kenora, ON : almost always 1 hour
Cranbrook, BC & Atikokan, ON : 1 hour Mar-Nov; 2 hours Nov-Mar
Cranbrook, BC & Toronto, ON : almost always 2 hours

Answer 4

Ontario is in the Eastern Time Zone (ET), while New Brunswick is in the Atlantic Time Zone (AT). There is a one-hour time difference between the two provinces, with New Brunswick being one hour ahead of Ontario.

Answer 5

-3 hours
3 hour difference. When it is 12 noon in Ontario, it will be 9 am in BC.

Answer 6

Western Ontario is in the Central Time Zone 2 hours ahead of Vancouver time, the rest of Ontario is in the Eastern Time Zone 3 hours ahead of Vancouver time