Amavasya Dates and Tithi Timings in Canada for 2027

Amavasya Dates and Tithi Timings in Canada for 2027

Amavasya is an important day in the Hindu lunar calendar, traditionally associated with ancestor remembrance, prayer, charity, fasting, and spiritual reflection. Because a tithi can begin at any time and cross a civil date boundary, local time zone and location-specific calculation matter.

This guide keeps nine Canadian city sections together on this page. The Toronto calendar gives the verified astronomical tithi intervals. The city sections convert each same interval to its local clock time; they do not claim to establish ritual observance dates.

Amavasya Tithi Timings in Toronto — 2027

Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Calendar year: 2027
Time zone: Eastern Time — GMT-5 during standard time and GMT-4 during daylight saving time.
Total occurrences: 13 Amavasya tithis

The table lists the 13 verified Amavasya tithi periods in Toronto, with start and end times, duration, midnight crossing, and lunar-month association. Festival labels are contextual only; regional calendars and local Panchang rules can lead to different observance dates.

Amavasya is a tithi rather than a calendar day. It can begin on one date and end on another. The end time is exclusive: it marks the instant Amavasya ends and the next tithi begins. Ritual observance dates may depend on the relevant Panchang rules.

Data status: The Toronto tithi start and end times match the published astronomical calculations in the BDA Amavasya 2027 table to the displayed minute. Durations are calculated from unrounded boundary instants and may differ by one minute from arithmetic on rounded clock times. This table gives tithi spans, not ritual observance dates; local sunrise rules and traditions may select a different observance date. Confirm lunar-month labels and festival associations locally.
#Starts (Toronto local time)Ends (Toronto local time)Duration (supplied)Crosses midnightLunar month / possible observance
16 Jan 2027, 12:44 pm GMT-57 Jan 2027, 3:24 pm GMT-526 hr 40 minYesPausha Amavasya (month naming can vary)
25 Feb 2027, 8:35 am GMT-56 Feb 2027, 10:56 am GMT-526 hr 20 minYesMagha Amavasya; Mauni Amavasya is associated with this lunar month in many calendars
37 Mar 2027, 3:16 am GMT-58 Mar 2027, 4:29 am GMT-525 hr 13 minYesPhalguna Amavasya
45 Apr 2027, 8:10 pm GMT-46 Apr 2027, 7:51 pm GMT-423 hr 40 minYesChaitra Amavasya
55 May 2027, 8:47 am GMT-46 May 2027, 6:58 am GMT-422 hr 12 minYesVaishakha Amavasya
63 Jun 2027, 6:35 pm GMT-44 Jun 2027, 3:40 pm GMT-421 hr 5 minYesJyeshtha Amavasya; Vat Savitri observance in some traditions
73 Jul 2027, 2:36 am GMT-43 Jul 2027, 11:02 pm GMT-420 hr 26 minNoAshadha Amavasya; Aadi Amavasya may be observed around this period in Tamil tradition
81 Aug 2027, 9:50 am GMT-42 Aug 2027, 6:05 am GMT-420 hr 15 minYesShravana Amavasya; Hariyali Amavasya in some North Indian traditions
930 Aug 2027, 5:11 pm GMT-431 Aug 2027, 1:41 pm GMT-420 hr 29 minYesBhadrapada Amavasya; regional observances vary
1029 Sep 2027, 1:25 am GMT-429 Sep 2027, 10:36 pm GMT-421 hr 10 minNoAshwin Amavasya; Mahalaya / Sarva Pitru Amavasya observance requires local confirmation
1128 Oct 2027, 11:18 am GMT-429 Oct 2027, 9:36 am GMT-422 hr 18 minYesKartik Amavasya; associated with Diwali / Lakshmi Puja in many traditions
1226 Nov 2027, 10:37 pm GMT-527 Nov 2027, 10:24 pm GMT-523 hr 47 minYesMargashirsha Amavasya
1326 Dec 2027, 1:53 pm GMT-527 Dec 2027, 3:12 pm GMT-525 hr 19 minYesPausha Amavasya (month naming can vary)

The tithi boundaries are astronomical instants; each city table below displays those instants in that city’s local time. Observance dates can differ by local sunrise and tradition.

Time-zone sources for 2027: Canada’s time-zone and daylight-saving reference, British Columbia’s permanent Pacific Time (UTC−7), Alberta Time (UTC−6), and Manitoba permanent daylight time.

Solar eclipses in 2027: The earlier supplied material notes an annular solar eclipse on 6 February and a total solar eclipse on 2 August. Eclipse visibility depends on the path; verify with a reliable location-specific eclipse map. An eclipse does not, by itself, establish a religious observance date.

Choose a Canadian City

Use these links to jump to a city section within this same article. The time zones are stated for orientation. The tables show verified Amavasya tithi start and end instants converted into each city’s 2027 local time zone. A tithi boundary is a common astronomical instant; its local date and clock time depend on the time zone. City-local observance dates still depend on sunrise and the applicable tradition.

Amavasya in Toronto

Time zone: Eastern Time (UTC−5 standard / UTC−4 daylight).

These are the verified Amavasya tithi boundary instants converted to Toronto local time. Tithi boundaries are astronomical instants shared across cities; local dates and clock times differ by time zone. This table does not decide the religious observance date, which may depend on local sunrise and tradition.

OccurrenceStarts (local date and time)Ends (local date and time)
1 — January Amavasya6 Jan 2027, 12:44 PM ET7 Jan 2027, 3:24 PM ET
2 — February Amavasya5 Feb 2027, 8:35 AM ET6 Feb 2027, 10:56 AM ET
3 — March Amavasya7 Mar 2027, 3:16 AM ET8 Mar 2027, 4:29 AM ET
4 — April Amavasya5 Apr 2027, 8:10 PM ET6 Apr 2027, 7:51 PM ET
5 — May Amavasya5 May 2027, 8:47 AM ET6 May 2027, 6:58 AM ET
6 — June Amavasya3 Jun 2027, 6:35 PM ET4 Jun 2027, 3:40 PM ET
7 — July Amavasya3 Jul 2027, 2:36 AM ET3 Jul 2027, 11:02 PM ET
8 — August Amavasya1 Aug 2027, 9:50 AM ET2 Aug 2027, 6:05 AM ET
9 — August Amavasya30 Aug 2027, 5:11 PM ET31 Aug 2027, 1:41 PM ET
10 — September Amavasya29 Sep 2027, 1:25 AM ET29 Sep 2027, 10:36 PM ET
11 — October Amavasya28 Oct 2027, 11:18 AM ET29 Oct 2027, 9:36 AM ET
12 — November Amavasya26 Nov 2027, 10:37 PM ET27 Nov 2027, 10:24 PM ET
13 — December Amavasya26 Dec 2027, 1:53 PM ET27 Dec 2027, 3:12 PM ET

Amavasya in Vancouver

Time zone: Pacific Time (UTC−8 standard / UTC−7 daylight).

These are the verified Amavasya tithi boundary instants converted to Vancouver local time. Tithi boundaries are astronomical instants shared across cities; local dates and clock times differ by time zone. This table does not decide the religious observance date, which may depend on local sunrise and tradition.

Occurrence Starts (local date and time) Ends (local date and time)
1 — January Amavasya6 Jan 2027, 9:44 AM PST7 Jan 2027, 12:24 PM PST
2 — February Amavasya5 Feb 2027, 5:35 AM PST6 Feb 2027, 7:56 AM PST
3 — March Amavasya7 Mar 2027, 12:16 AM PST8 Mar 2027, 1:29 AM PST
4 — April Amavasya5 Apr 2027, 5:10 PM PDT6 Apr 2027, 4:51 PM PDT
5 — May Amavasya5 May 2027, 5:47 AM PDT6 May 2027, 3:58 AM PDT
6 — June Amavasya3 Jun 2027, 3:35 PM PDT4 Jun 2027, 12:40 PM PDT
7 — July Amavasya2 Jul 2027, 11:36 PM PDT3 Jul 2027, 8:02 PM PDT
8 — August Amavasya1 Aug 2027, 6:50 AM PDT2 Aug 2027, 3:05 AM PDT
9 — August Amavasya30 Aug 2027, 2:11 PM PDT31 Aug 2027, 10:41 AM PDT
10 — September Amavasya28 Sep 2027, 10:25 PM PDT29 Sep 2027, 7:36 PM PDT
11 — October Amavasya28 Oct 2027, 8:18 AM PDT29 Oct 2027, 6:36 AM PDT
12 — November Amavasya26 Nov 2027, 7:37 PM PST27 Nov 2027, 7:24 PM PST
13 — December Amavasya26 Dec 2027, 10:53 AM PST27 Dec 2027, 12:12 PM PST

Amavasya in Calgary

Time zone: Mountain Time (UTC−7 standard / UTC−6 daylight).

These are the verified Amavasya tithi boundary instants converted to Calgary local time. Tithi boundaries are astronomical instants shared across cities; local dates and clock times differ by time zone. This table does not decide the religious observance date, which may depend on local sunrise and tradition.

Occurrence Starts (local date and time) Ends (local date and time)
1 — January Amavasya6 Jan 2027, 10:44 AM MST7 Jan 2027, 1:24 PM MST
2 — February Amavasya5 Feb 2027, 6:35 AM MST6 Feb 2027, 8:56 AM MST
3 — March Amavasya7 Mar 2027, 1:16 AM MST8 Mar 2027, 2:29 AM MST
4 — April Amavasya5 Apr 2027, 6:10 PM MDT6 Apr 2027, 5:51 PM MDT
5 — May Amavasya5 May 2027, 6:47 AM MDT6 May 2027, 4:58 AM MDT
6 — June Amavasya3 Jun 2027, 4:35 PM MDT4 Jun 2027, 1:40 PM MDT
7 — July Amavasya3 Jul 2027, 12:36 AM MDT3 Jul 2027, 9:02 PM MDT
8 — August Amavasya1 Aug 2027, 7:50 AM MDT2 Aug 2027, 4:05 AM MDT
9 — August Amavasya30 Aug 2027, 3:11 PM MDT31 Aug 2027, 11:41 AM MDT
10 — September Amavasya28 Sep 2027, 11:25 PM MDT29 Sep 2027, 8:36 PM MDT
11 — October Amavasya28 Oct 2027, 9:18 AM MDT29 Oct 2027, 7:36 AM MDT
12 — November Amavasya26 Nov 2027, 8:37 PM MST27 Nov 2027, 8:24 PM MST
13 — December Amavasya26 Dec 2027, 11:53 AM MST27 Dec 2027, 1:12 PM MST

Amavasya in Edmonton

Time zone: Mountain Time (UTC−7 standard / UTC−6 daylight).

These are the verified Amavasya tithi boundary instants converted to Edmonton local time. Tithi boundaries are astronomical instants shared across cities; local dates and clock times differ by time zone. This table does not decide the religious observance date, which may depend on local sunrise and tradition.

Occurrence Starts (local date and time) Ends (local date and time)
1 — January Amavasya6 Jan 2027, 10:44 AM MST7 Jan 2027, 1:24 PM MST
2 — February Amavasya5 Feb 2027, 6:35 AM MST6 Feb 2027, 8:56 AM MST
3 — March Amavasya7 Mar 2027, 1:16 AM MST8 Mar 2027, 2:29 AM MST
4 — April Amavasya5 Apr 2027, 6:10 PM MDT6 Apr 2027, 5:51 PM MDT
5 — May Amavasya5 May 2027, 6:47 AM MDT6 May 2027, 4:58 AM MDT
6 — June Amavasya3 Jun 2027, 4:35 PM MDT4 Jun 2027, 1:40 PM MDT
7 — July Amavasya3 Jul 2027, 12:36 AM MDT3 Jul 2027, 9:02 PM MDT
8 — August Amavasya1 Aug 2027, 7:50 AM MDT2 Aug 2027, 4:05 AM MDT
9 — August Amavasya30 Aug 2027, 3:11 PM MDT31 Aug 2027, 11:41 AM MDT
10 — September Amavasya28 Sep 2027, 11:25 PM MDT29 Sep 2027, 8:36 PM MDT
11 — October Amavasya28 Oct 2027, 9:18 AM MDT29 Oct 2027, 7:36 AM MDT
12 — November Amavasya26 Nov 2027, 8:37 PM MST27 Nov 2027, 8:24 PM MST
13 — December Amavasya26 Dec 2027, 11:53 AM MST27 Dec 2027, 1:12 PM MST

Amavasya in Ottawa

Time zone: Eastern Time (UTC−5 standard / UTC−4 daylight).

These are the verified Amavasya tithi boundary instants converted to Ottawa local time. Tithi boundaries are astronomical instants shared across cities; local dates and clock times differ by time zone. This table does not decide the religious observance date, which may depend on local sunrise and tradition.

OccurrenceStarts (local date and time)Ends (local date and time)
1 — January Amavasya6 Jan 2027, 12:44 PM ET7 Jan 2027, 3:24 PM ET
2 — February Amavasya5 Feb 2027, 8:35 AM ET6 Feb 2027, 10:56 AM ET
3 — March Amavasya7 Mar 2027, 3:16 AM ET8 Mar 2027, 4:29 AM ET
4 — April Amavasya5 Apr 2027, 8:10 PM ET6 Apr 2027, 7:51 PM ET
5 — May Amavasya5 May 2027, 8:47 AM ET6 May 2027, 6:58 AM ET
6 — June Amavasya3 Jun 2027, 6:35 PM ET4 Jun 2027, 3:40 PM ET
7 — July Amavasya3 Jul 2027, 2:36 AM ET3 Jul 2027, 11:02 PM ET
8 — August Amavasya1 Aug 2027, 9:50 AM ET2 Aug 2027, 6:05 AM ET
9 — August Amavasya30 Aug 2027, 5:11 PM ET31 Aug 2027, 1:41 PM ET
10 — September Amavasya29 Sep 2027, 1:25 AM ET29 Sep 2027, 10:36 PM ET
11 — October Amavasya28 Oct 2027, 11:18 AM ET29 Oct 2027, 9:36 AM ET
12 — November Amavasya26 Nov 2027, 10:37 PM ET27 Nov 2027, 10:24 PM ET
13 — December Amavasya26 Dec 2027, 1:53 PM ET27 Dec 2027, 3:12 PM ET

Amavasya in Montreal

Time zone: Eastern Time (UTC−5 standard / UTC−4 daylight).

These are the verified Amavasya tithi boundary instants converted to Montreal local time. Tithi boundaries are astronomical instants shared across cities; local dates and clock times differ by time zone. This table does not decide the religious observance date, which may depend on local sunrise and tradition.

OccurrenceStarts (local date and time)Ends (local date and time)
1 — January Amavasya6 Jan 2027, 12:44 PM ET7 Jan 2027, 3:24 PM ET
2 — February Amavasya5 Feb 2027, 8:35 AM ET6 Feb 2027, 10:56 AM ET
3 — March Amavasya7 Mar 2027, 3:16 AM ET8 Mar 2027, 4:29 AM ET
4 — April Amavasya5 Apr 2027, 8:10 PM ET6 Apr 2027, 7:51 PM ET
5 — May Amavasya5 May 2027, 8:47 AM ET6 May 2027, 6:58 AM ET
6 — June Amavasya3 Jun 2027, 6:35 PM ET4 Jun 2027, 3:40 PM ET
7 — July Amavasya3 Jul 2027, 2:36 AM ET3 Jul 2027, 11:02 PM ET
8 — August Amavasya1 Aug 2027, 9:50 AM ET2 Aug 2027, 6:05 AM ET
9 — August Amavasya30 Aug 2027, 5:11 PM ET31 Aug 2027, 1:41 PM ET
10 — September Amavasya29 Sep 2027, 1:25 AM ET29 Sep 2027, 10:36 PM ET
11 — October Amavasya28 Oct 2027, 11:18 AM ET29 Oct 2027, 9:36 AM ET
12 — November Amavasya26 Nov 2027, 10:37 PM ET27 Nov 2027, 10:24 PM ET
13 — December Amavasya26 Dec 2027, 1:53 PM ET27 Dec 2027, 3:12 PM ET

Amavasya in Winnipeg

Time zone: Central Time (UTC−6 standard / UTC−5 daylight).

These are the verified Amavasya tithi boundary instants converted to Winnipeg local time. Tithi boundaries are astronomical instants shared across cities; local dates and clock times differ by time zone. This table does not decide the religious observance date, which may depend on local sunrise and tradition.

Occurrence Starts (local date and time) Ends (local date and time)
1 — January Amavasya6 Jan 2027, 11:44 AM CST7 Jan 2027, 2:24 PM CST
2 — February Amavasya5 Feb 2027, 7:35 AM CST6 Feb 2027, 9:56 AM CST
3 — March Amavasya7 Mar 2027, 2:16 AM CST8 Mar 2027, 3:29 AM CST
4 — April Amavasya5 Apr 2027, 7:10 PM CDT6 Apr 2027, 6:51 PM CDT
5 — May Amavasya5 May 2027, 7:47 AM CDT6 May 2027, 5:58 AM CDT
6 — June Amavasya3 Jun 2027, 5:35 PM CDT4 Jun 2027, 2:40 PM CDT
7 — July Amavasya3 Jul 2027, 1:36 AM CDT3 Jul 2027, 10:02 PM CDT
8 — August Amavasya1 Aug 2027, 8:50 AM CDT2 Aug 2027, 5:05 AM CDT
9 — August Amavasya30 Aug 2027, 4:11 PM CDT31 Aug 2027, 12:41 PM CDT
10 — September Amavasya29 Sep 2027, 12:25 AM CDT29 Sep 2027, 9:36 PM CDT
11 — October Amavasya28 Oct 2027, 10:18 AM CDT29 Oct 2027, 8:36 AM CDT
12 — November Amavasya26 Nov 2027, 9:37 PM CST27 Nov 2027, 9:24 PM CST
13 — December Amavasya26 Dec 2027, 12:53 PM CST27 Dec 2027, 2:12 PM CST

Amavasya in Halifax

Time zone: Atlantic Time (UTC−4 standard / UTC−3 daylight).

These are the verified Amavasya tithi boundary instants converted to Halifax local time. Tithi boundaries are astronomical instants shared across cities; local dates and clock times differ by time zone. This table does not decide the religious observance date, which may depend on local sunrise and tradition.

OccurrenceStarts (local date and time)Ends (local date and time)
1 — January Amavasya6 Jan 2027, 1:44 PM AT7 Jan 2027, 4:24 PM AT
2 — February Amavasya5 Feb 2027, 9:35 AM AT6 Feb 2027, 11:56 AM AT
3 — March Amavasya7 Mar 2027, 4:16 AM AT8 Mar 2027, 5:29 AM AT
4 — April Amavasya5 Apr 2027, 9:10 PM AT6 Apr 2027, 8:51 PM AT
5 — May Amavasya5 May 2027, 9:47 AM AT6 May 2027, 7:58 AM AT
6 — June Amavasya3 Jun 2027, 7:35 PM AT4 Jun 2027, 4:40 PM AT
7 — July Amavasya3 Jul 2027, 3:36 AM AT4 Jul 2027, 12:02 AM AT
8 — August Amavasya1 Aug 2027, 10:50 AM AT2 Aug 2027, 7:05 AM AT
9 — August Amavasya30 Aug 2027, 6:11 PM AT31 Aug 2027, 2:41 PM AT
10 — September Amavasya29 Sep 2027, 2:25 AM AT29 Sep 2027, 11:36 PM AT
11 — October Amavasya28 Oct 2027, 12:18 PM AT29 Oct 2027, 10:36 AM AT
12 — November Amavasya26 Nov 2027, 11:37 PM AT27 Nov 2027, 11:24 PM AT
13 — December Amavasya26 Dec 2027, 2:53 PM AT27 Dec 2027, 4:12 PM AT

Amavasya in St. John’s

Time zone: Newfoundland Time (UTC−3:30 standard / UTC−2:30 daylight).

These are the verified Amavasya tithi boundary instants converted to St. John’s local time. Tithi boundaries are astronomical instants shared across cities; local dates and clock times differ by time zone. This table does not decide the religious observance date, which may depend on local sunrise and tradition.

OccurrenceStarts (local date and time)Ends (local date and time)
1 — January Amavasya6 Jan 2027, 2:14 PM NT7 Jan 2027, 4:54 PM NT
2 — February Amavasya5 Feb 2027, 10:05 AM NT6 Feb 2027, 12:26 PM NT
3 — March Amavasya7 Mar 2027, 4:46 AM NT8 Mar 2027, 5:59 AM NT
4 — April Amavasya5 Apr 2027, 9:40 PM NT6 Apr 2027, 9:21 PM NT
5 — May Amavasya5 May 2027, 10:17 AM NT6 May 2027, 8:28 AM NT
6 — June Amavasya3 Jun 2027, 8:05 PM NT4 Jun 2027, 5:10 PM NT
7 — July Amavasya3 Jul 2027, 4:06 AM NT4 Jul 2027, 12:32 AM NT
8 — August Amavasya1 Aug 2027, 11:20 AM NT2 Aug 2027, 7:35 AM NT
9 — August Amavasya30 Aug 2027, 6:41 PM NT31 Aug 2027, 3:11 PM NT
10 — September Amavasya29 Sep 2027, 2:55 AM NT30 Sep 2027, 12:06 AM NT
11 — October Amavasya28 Oct 2027, 12:48 PM NT29 Oct 2027, 11:06 AM NT
12 — November Amavasya27 Nov 2027, 12:07 AM NT27 Nov 2027, 11:54 PM NT
13 — December Amavasya26 Dec 2027, 3:23 PM NT27 Dec 2027, 4:42 PM NT

Religious Significance and Observances

Amavasya is associated in several Hindu traditions with ancestor remembrance, prayer, charity, fasting, and spiritual reflection. Families may observe the day through prayers, offerings, Shraddha or Tarpan, meditation, reading sacred texts, or charitable giving. Practices vary by family, region, and tradition.

Diwali and Kartik Amavasya

Kartik Amavasya is associated with Diwali in many Hindu traditions. Lakshmi Puja is commonly performed during an evening Pradosh period, but the applicable local tithi and muhurat should be checked with a location-specific Panchang.

Mahalaya Amavasya and Sarva Pitru Amavasya

Mahalaya Amavasya, also called Sarva Pitru Amavasya in many traditions, is associated with ancestor remembrance and Shraddha rites near the end of Pitru Paksha. Confirm the local date and customary observance rules with a relevant Panchang.

Regional observances

Names such as Mauni Amavasya, Vat Savitri Amavasya, Aadi Amavasya, and Hariyali Amavasya follow regional traditions. A lunar-month association in the Toronto table is contextual and does not confirm a festival date.

Amavasya Dates in Canada 2027: Month-Wise FAQs

These visible answers summarize the Toronto astronomical tithi intervals. Other city sections show the same intervals in local time. The tithi may continue into the following day, and ritual observance dates depend on local sunrise rules and tradition.

Is there an Amavasya in January 2027?

According to the supplied Toronto calendar, Amavasya begins on 6 January 2027 at 12:44 pm GMT-5 and ends on 7 January at 3:24 pm GMT-5.

When is Amavasya in February 2027?

The supplied calendar lists Amavasya from 5 February 2027 at 8:35 am GMT-5 until 6 February at 10:56 am GMT-5 in Toronto.

What is the Amavasya date in March 2027?

The supplied calendar lists 7 March 2027 as the start date. The tithi begins at 3:16 am GMT-5 and ends on 8 March at 4:29 am GMT-5 in Toronto.

When does Amavasya begin in April 2027?

According to the supplied calendar, Amavasya begins on 5 April 2027 at 8:10 pm GMT-4 and ends on 6 April at 7:51 pm GMT-4 in Toronto.

Is there an Amavasya in May 2027?

The supplied Toronto calendar lists Amavasya from 5 May 2027 at 8:47 am GMT-4 until 6 May at 6:58 am GMT-4.

What is the Amavasya date in June 2027?

The supplied calendar lists Amavasya from 3 June 2027 at 6:35 pm GMT-4 until 4 June at 3:40 pm GMT-4 in Toronto.

When is Amavasya in July 2027?

The supplied calendar lists 3 July 2027, beginning at 2:36 am GMT-4 and ending at 11:02 pm GMT-4 on the same date in Toronto.

Are there two Amavasya tithis in August 2027?

Yes. The supplied Toronto calendar lists occurrences beginning on 1 August and 30 August 2027. The first ends on 2 August, and the second ends on 31 August.

When is Amavasya in September 2027?

The supplied calendar lists Amavasya from 29 September 2027 at 1:25 am GMT-4 until 10:36 pm GMT-4 in Toronto.

What is the Amavasya date in October 2027?

The supplied Toronto calendar lists 28 October 2027, beginning at 11:18 am GMT-4 and ending on 29 October at 9:36 am GMT-4.

When is Amavasya in November 2027?

The supplied calendar lists Amavasya from 26 November 2027 at 10:37 pm GMT-5 until 27 November at 10:24 pm GMT-5 in Toronto.

Is there an Amavasya in December 2027?

The supplied Toronto calendar lists Amavasya from 26 December 2027 at 1:53 pm GMT-5 until 27 December at 3:12 pm GMT-5.

More questions about Amavasya

Are the Toronto timings applicable throughout Canada?

No. The table shows Toronto local time. See each city section for the same astronomical tithi intervals converted into that city’s local time zone.

Does the Amavasya start date always determine the fasting date?

Not necessarily. The observance date can depend on the ritual, relevant Panchang, and family or regional tradition.

How can I confirm exact timings for my city?

Use Shloka’s Vedic Clock for a location-specific backend calculation, then follow the relevant Panchang and customary observance rules.

Does the lunar month listed in the table confirm a festival date?

No. Lunar-month names and festival observance rules can vary by region and tradition. Confirm locally before relying on a date for a ritual.

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