Nunavut, Canada (NU)

Canadian Province of Nunavut

On April 1, 1999, Canada's geographical and political map changed and a new jurisdiction, Nunavut, was created. Nunavut was formed from the eastern part of the Northwest Territories and was officially named Canada's third territory.  On April 1, 2001, Nunavut reverted to 3 time-zones.

Nunavut Time

Nunavut is in the Mountain Time, Central Time & Eastern Time Zones in Canada, which are 7, 6 & 5 hours respectively behind Greenwich Mean Time (GMT-7, GMT-6, GMT-5).

Nunavut observes Daylight Saving Time.

Current daylight saving dates for USA

USA & Canada clocks are now on:

STANDARD TIME

• Standard Time began: Sunday 4 November 2018  02:00 local time. Clocks went back one hour.
• Standard Time ends: Sunday 10 March 2019 02:00 local time. Clocks go forward one hour.

USA and Canada past and future DST schedules here

Daylight Saving 2018

Nunavut (Mountain Time)

Clock showing current local time now in Time Zone: America Cambridge Bay
(Nunavut, Canada - Mountain Time)

Standard Time: GMT-7

Daylight Saving Time: GMT-6

Nunavut  (Central Time)

Clock showing current local time now in Time Zone: America Rankin Inlet
(Nunavut, Canada - Central Time)

Standard Time: GMT-6

Daylight Saving Time: GMT-5

Nunavut (Eastern Time)

Clock showing current local time now in Time Zone: America Iqaluit
(Nunavut, Canada - Eastern Time)

Standard Time: GMT-5

Daylight Saving Time: GMT-4

Nunavut Websites

Government of Nunavut website: www.gov.nu.ca

 

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