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Canada is a country in North America that participates in international events such as the Gold Cup and experiences domestic issues like wildfires and political referendums. On 2026-10-25, Canada observed the end of daylight saving time, turning clocks back on November 1, 2026, while the U.K. and Europe changed on October 25, creating a week where New York is four hours behind London.

8 stories·Updated Oct 25

What to know

Clocks turn back one hour at 2 a.m. on October 25, 2026 in the UK and Europe. Oct 25
In the United States and Canada the change happens on November 1, 2026. Oct 25
Alberta is conducting a non-binding referendum featuring ten questions on independence, immigration, and public services. Oct 19
Over 1.3 million advance and special votes have been cast ahead of the official results announcement. Oct 19

Timeline

Oct 25, 2026

World
Clocks shift back to standard time on October 25, 2026

Oct 25·2 min read
Oct 25, 2026

Entertainment
U.S. Daylight Saving Time Ends on November 1, 2026 as Senate Stalls Permanent Change

Oct 25·1 min read
Oct 19, 2026

Politics
Alberta holds historic referendum on independence and autonomy

Oct 19·4 min read
Oct 13, 2026

Entertainment
Calvin Harris announces first North American headline tour

Oct 13·1 min read
Apr 2, 2026

Politics
Birthright citizenship: How many countries grant it and why it matters

Apr 2·3 min read
Jun 10, 2025

2025 Gold Cup groups set with Mexico, U.S., Canada in separate pots

Jun 10·1 min read
Jun 10, 2025

Entertainment
Wildfires in Canada produce toxic smoke and force thousands to evacuate

Jun 10·1 min read
Apr 27, 2025

Politics
Liberals near majority as final polls tighten in Canada election

Apr 27·1 min read