Sunrise and Sunset Times in Edmonton, Alberta

Today's sunrise and sunset times for Edmonton, Canada are shown below in local time, along with daylight length and golden hour periods.

Sunrise & Sunset in Edmonton, Alberta

Monday, February 23, 2026

Last updated: February 23, 2026

Sunrise
9:36 AM
Local time
Sunset
8:00 PM
Local time
Daylight length: 10 hours 24 minutes
Golden Hour: 7:11 PM 8:00 PM

Sunrise in 0h 22m

Today's Sun Data

EventTime
Sunrise9:36 AM
Solar Noon2:48 PM
Sunset8:00 PM
Morning Golden Hour9:36 AM - 10:26 AM
Evening Golden Hour7:11 PM - 8:00 PM
Civil Dawn9:01 AM
Civil Dusk8:36 PM
Nautical Dawn8:20 AM
Nautical Dusk9:16 PM
Astronomical Dawn7:40 AM
Astronomical Dusk9:57 PM
Day Length10h 24m

Data updated daily.

Last updated: February 23, 2026

Daily changes (tomorrow vs today)

  • Sunrise shifts 23h 57m later.
  • Sunset shifts 24h 1m later.
  • Daylight changes 4m longer.

Nearby Cities in Canada

If you're near Edmonton, you can also explore sun times in nearby Canada cities like Calgary.

About Sun Times in Edmonton

Edmonton, Alberta experiences varying sunrise and sunset times throughout the year due to its location at latitude 53.5461° and longitude -113.4938°. Today, the sun rises at 9:36 AM and sets at 8:00 PM, providing 10 hours and 24 minutes of daylight.

Edmonton sits in the Northern Hemisphere at about 53.5° latitude, placing it in a higher-latitude band. Cities in this band typically see large seasonal swings between long summer days and short winter days, which influences how quickly sunrise and sunset times shift across the seasons.

The golden hour, ideal for photography and outdoor activities, occurs in two periods today: morning from 9:36 AM to 10:26 AM, and evening from 7:11 PM to 8:00 PM. During these periods, the sun is low in the sky, creating warm, soft lighting conditions. Civil twilight begins at 9:01 AM and ends at 8:36 PM, offering enough natural light for most activities without artificial lighting.

Understanding these sun times helps residents and visitors plan their day, whether for outdoor recreation, photography, or simply knowing when to expect daylight. The times change daily as the Earth orbits the sun, with longer days in summer and shorter days in winter.

How People Use This Information

People use sunrise and sunset times for planning outdoor activities, photography, travel, prayer times, fitness routines, gardening, and understanding seasonal daylight changes. SunTimesToday is designed as a quick, location-specific reference that updates daily to reflect accurate astronomical calculations.

Data Source & Accuracy

Sunrise, sunset, daylight length, and twilight times on SunTimesToday are calculated using standard astronomical algorithms based on your selected location and date. Data is updated daily to reflect seasonal and yearly changes. While times are accurate for most practical uses, small variations may occur due to atmospheric conditions and local geography.