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Time in Whitehorse

The current local time in Whitehorse, Canada, its UTC offset, clock changes for 2026 and 2027, and the time difference with major cities.

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Zone name
America/Whitehorse
Known as
MST
UTC offset
UTC−7
Clock changes
None
Country
Canada
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About this time zone

Whitehorse is one of the 23 time zone areas of Canada. Computers and phones know it by the zone name America/Whitehorse. Its time is UTC−7, which means it is 7 hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) all year round. The short name used for this time is MST. Compared with India (IST), it is 12 hours 30 minutes behind India.

Clock changes in 2026 and 2027

Whitehorse does not change its clocks in 2026 or 2027. The time stays at UTC−7 all year, so there is no daylight saving time to remember.

Time difference with major cities

When it is 12:00 noon in Whitehorse, it isIn January 2026In July 2026
India12:30 am next day12 hours 30 minutes ahead12:30 am next day12 hours 30 minutes ahead
United Kingdom7:00 pm7 hours ahead8:00 pm8 hours ahead
France8:00 pm8 hours ahead9:00 pm9 hours ahead
New York, United States2:00 pm2 hours ahead3:00 pm3 hours ahead
Chicago, United States1:00 pm1 hour ahead2:00 pm2 hours ahead
Los Angeles, United States11:00 am1 hour behind12:00 pmsame time
United Arab Emirates11:00 pm11 hours ahead11:00 pm11 hours ahead
Singapore3:00 am next day15 hours ahead3:00 am next day15 hours ahead
Japan4:00 am next day16 hours ahead4:00 am next day16 hours ahead
Sydney, Australia6:00 am next day18 hours ahead5:00 am next day17 hours ahead

The table uses the offsets in force in mid January and mid July 2026. Use the converter for any other date.

Clock time and sun time in Whitehorse

A time zone is an agreement, and the sun does not follow it exactly. Whitehorse, the largest city in this zone, lies at about 135.1° west. Each degree of longitude is worth four minutes, so by the sun alone its time would be about 9 hours behind UTC. The clock is set to UTC−7. The sun is therefore highest in the sky at about 2:00 pm by the clock, not at 12:00. The clock runs more than an hour ahead of the sun here, one of the wider gaps in the world. Mornings stay dark late by the clock and evenings stay light. Other places in the zone, to the east or west of Whitehorse, see the sun peak a little earlier or later. Through the year the figure also drifts by up to a quarter of an hour either way.

How long the day is

Whitehorse is about 60.7° north of the equator. On the longest day of the year, around 21 June, the sun is up for about 19 hours 9 minutes. On the shortest, around 21 December, for about 5 hours 38 minutes. That is a swing of about 13 hours 32 minutes between summer and winter, yet the clocks here stay the same all year.

Office hours shared with other places

If both sides work from 9 am to 6 pm, these are the hours when a call falls inside the working day at both ends. Times are for Whitehorse.

How many people keep this time

The GeoNames list has 1 place of 15,000 people or more in this zone area, Whitehorse, with about 28,000 people. People in villages and smaller towns are not in that count, so the true number on this clock is higher.

Cities that keep this time

The largest cities in this zone: Whitehorse.

Places with exactly the same time

These zones show the same time as Whitehorse through the whole year: Dawson Creek, Canada, Hermosillo, Mexico, Mazatlan, Mexico, Phoenix, United States.

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