Clocks change (UK)
 

The UK clocks go back an hour this weekend. Canada follows the weekend after (except those bits that don't ;)) so the time difference increases by an hour for a week.

Re: Clocks change (UK)
 

Don't you mean an hour less?

So the UK will be going from 2am to 1am on Sunday morning...which means for us they are only 3 hours ahead then of the Maritimes or 4 ahead of Central Canada... ;)

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:oooops :o

Dammit. I do this twice a year and that's the first time I got it the wrong way round.

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Lol!!!:rofl:

"When the winter's gone, you put the clocks on".... or "Fall back, spring forward"...

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:rofl:

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It's the thought that counts Bristol - what's an hour (or two) between friends?

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Now that the nights are starting to get darker again, how about BE running a competition to win a big, powerful torch (flashlight)?

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I think it went from UK being 7 hours ahead to 6 hours ahead of Central Canada. Ontario is in Eastern Canada (though I can understand why they pretend).

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Already have enough mugs, is that it? ;)

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Well my research shows...

Time in Canada - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

However...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Canadahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Canada
No wonder I'm confused!!!

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There doesn't seem to be a set definition...lol

I'd consider parts of Ontario central Canada and part consider Eastern depending where in the province you are.

But I am not an expert, this is just how I refer to it.

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Ooh that sounds like a good idea.

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Yay...Gozzy is back :)

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I never left :sneaky:

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It always decreases during the gap.