BC has officially begun their first fall without moving the clocks back for Daylight Savings Time. There have already been significant impacts to Vancouver sports fans, such as NFL Sunday beginning at 11:00 am PCT instead of the usual 10:00 am. 

The Vancouver Canucks and their fans will also find themselves impacted by the change (or lack of) in time. While BC previously turned the clocks back, keeping them in line with the West Coast of the U.S., now, they'll be on the same time-zone as more middle states like Colorado and Utah. 

Though most of their home games aren't impacted as much, the Canucks will have games throughout the fall and winter that start later than what many are used to due to national broadcast schedules. Here's a full list of games that may feature different start times compared to usual. 

November 7 @ Edmonton Oilers, 8:00 pm PCT 

November 19 @ Seattle Kraken, 7:40 pm PCT

November 21 vs. Minnesota Wild, 8:00 pm PCT

December 5 vs. Dallas Stars, 8:00 pm PCT

December 12 @ Los Angeles Kings, 8:00 pm PCT

December 14 @ San Jose Sharks, 8:00 pm PCT

December 19 vs. San Jose Sharks, 8:00 pm PCT

December 26 @ Calgary Flames, 8:00 pm PCT

December 28 vs. Los Angeles Kings, 7:30 pm PCT

December 30 vs. Seattle Kraken, 7:30 pm PCT

January 2 @ Utah Mammoth, 8:00 pm PCT

January 9 vs. Florida Panthers, 8:00 pm PCT

January 16 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets, 8:00 pm PCT

February 13 vs. Winnipeg Jets, 8:00 pm PCT

February 20 vs. Colorado Avalanche, 8:00 pm PCT

February 27 vs. Calgary Flames, 8:00 pm PCT

March 3 vs. Chicago Blackhawks, 8:00 pm PCT

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