Note the time — Daylight Saving Time goes into effect Sunday at 2 a.m., when clocks will spring forward by an hour.

The news comes as B.C. also mulls its own permanent Daylight Saving Time, which the premier wants to do with the western U.S. states in tow.

Evenings will be a little brighter for most Canadians when Daylight Saving Time comes into effect.

Most Canadians can expect to gain an hour in the middle of the night with the end of Daylight Saving Time.

British Columbia will be introducing legislation this fall to get rid of seasonal time changes.

More than 211,000 people have responded to a B.C. government survey on scrapping the semi-annual time change -- the highest-ever response to a public consultation.

The B.C. government is awaiting the results of a province wide public consultation before making a final decision on sticking to permanent Daylight Saving Time.

The B.C. government has launched public consultation on how "time should be observed in B.C."

European Union lawmakers voted on Tuesday to scrap from 2021 the practice of moving clocks forward by an hour in spring then back again in the autumn, two years later than the EU executive initially proposed.

Support has been growing in British Columbia — as well as the U.S. states of California, Oregon, Washington — to leave the clocks alone.