B.C. border crossing hours altered

Daylight savings time may not be a thing in B.C. any more, but it still is south of the line.
Because of that, hours at the Canadian border crossing in Aldergrove are being moved to synchronize with Washington State, where clocks will fall back an hour effective Nov. 1.
A statement issued Friday, Oct. 9 by theCanada Border Services Agency (CBSA) said the Lynden-Aldergrove crossing and eight other land ports of entry in B.C. would switch from their 8 a.m. to midnight hours, operating from 9 a.m.