Calgary, Canada

2026-10-18 — Time zone: America/Edmonton (UTC-06:00)

Sun — Today #

First light

07:30

Sunrise

08:04

Sunset

18:38

Last light

19:12

Day length

10 h 35 min

Solar noon

13:21

Moon #

Phase

First quarter

Illuminated

49%

Age

7.3 days

Sun — 7 days #

Date	Sunrise	Sunset	Day length	Phase
2026-10-18 · Sunday · Today	08:04	18:38	10 h 35 min	First quarter
2026-10-19 · Monday · Tomorrow	08:05	18:36	10 h 31 min	Waxing gibbous
2026-10-20 · Tuesday	08:07	18:34	10 h 27 min	Waxing gibbous
2026-10-21 · Wednesday	08:09	18:32	10 h 24 min	Waxing gibbous
2026-10-22 · Thursday	08:10	18:30	10 h 20 min	Waxing gibbous
2026-10-23 · Friday	08:12	18:28	10 h 16 min	Waxing gibbous
2026-10-24 · Saturday	08:14	18:26	10 h 13 min	Waxing gibbous

Through the year — 2026 #

Month	Sunrise	Sunset	Day length
January	08:33	16:57	8 h 24 min
February	07:49	17:51	10 h 01 min
March	07:50	19:39	11 h 49 min
April	06:42	20:30	13 h 49 min
May	05:46	21:18	15 h 32 min
June	05:21	21:52	16 h 31 min
July	05:38	21:45	16 h 07 min
August	06:22	20:59	14 h 36 min
September	07:11	19:52	12 h 41 min
October	07:59	18:45	10 h 46 min
November	07:52	16:49	8 h 57 min
December	08:32	16:29	7 h 57 min

Calgary in 2026: the sun's extremes #

Longest day	21 June - 16 h 33 min
Shortest day	22 December - 7 h 54 min
Earliest sunrise	05:20 (17 June)
Latest sunrise	08:39 (1 – 4 January)
Earliest sunset	16:29 (9 – 17 December)
Latest sunset	21:55 (24 – 28 June)
Solar noon on the clock	12:19 (1 November) to 13:47 (8 March)
Fastest change in day length	gaining about 4 minutes a day, around 18 March
Clocks go forward	8 March, by 1 hour; sunset 18:26 the day before, 19:27 that day
Clocks go back	1 November, by 1 hour; sunset 18:13 the day before, 17:11 that day

Times are local clock times for 2026, to the minute; where several days share the extreme minute, all of them are listed, because the method is good to about a minute.

Sources

Coordinates and name: Wikidata Q36312
Clock and summer-time rules: the IANA Time Zone Database, zone America/Edmonton
Sun positions: the NOAA solar equations (NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory, Solar Calculator details); sunrise and sunset at a solar zenith of 90.833° (refraction and the sun's radius included), twilight at 96°
Comparisons: against the 291 cities with an English page on Plain Almanac, all computed the same way for 2026

Export #

Sun times use the NOAA solar algorithm and are accurate to about one minute below 65° latitude. Moon phase is a mean-phase approximation, accurate to a few hours.

Practical facts — Canada #

Currency

CAD C$

Plug type

A, B

Voltage

120 V / 60 Hz

Dialling code

Emergency number

911

Drives on the

right

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Updated: 2026-10-18