Choghadiya Today in Montréal

Updated June 4, 2026 · Quebec · CA · Sunrise 5:08 AM · Sunset 8:39 PM

The best Choghadiya windows in Montréal today are Shubh (5:08 AM–7:05 AM) and Char (10:57 AM–12:54 PM). Avoid Rog and Udveg for new starts.

Day Choghadiya — Thursday

Time (Toronto)	Choghadiya	Quality	Meaning
5:08 AM – 7:05 AM	Shubh	✓ Good	Auspicious — ceremonies, finance, important meetings
7:05 AM – 9:01 AM	Rog	✗ Avoid	Conflict — avoid disputes and confrontation
9:01 AM – 10:57 AM	Udveg	✗ Avoid	Anxiety — routine only, avoid new starts
10:57 AM – 12:54 PM	Char	✓ Good	Movement — travel, errands, dynamic work
12:54 PM – 2:50 PM	Labh	✓ Good	Gain — business, learning, money matters
2:50 PM – 4:46 PM	Amrit	✓ Good	Nectar — the best window: start anything important
4:46 PM – 6:42 PM	Kal	✗ Avoid	Loss — avoid money decisions and launches
6:42 PM – 8:39 PM	Shubh	✓ Good	Auspicious — ceremonies, finance, important meetings

Night Choghadiya

Time (Toronto)	Choghadiya	Quality	Meaning
8:39 PM – 9:42 PM	Amrit	✓ Good	Nectar — the best window: start anything important
9:42 PM – 10:46 PM	Char	✓ Good	Movement — travel, errands, dynamic work
10:46 PM – 11:50 PM	Rog	✗ Avoid	Conflict — avoid disputes and confrontation
11:50 PM – 12:53 AM	Kal	✗ Avoid	Loss — avoid money decisions and launches
12:53 AM – 1:57 AM	Labh	✓ Good	Gain — business, learning, money matters
1:57 AM – 3:01 AM	Udveg	✗ Avoid	Anxiety — routine only, avoid new starts
3:01 AM – 4:04 AM	Shubh	✓ Good	Auspicious — ceremonies, finance, important meetings
4:04 AM – 5:08 AM	Amrit	✓ Good	Nectar — the best window: start anything important

Day Choghadiya — Friday (tomorrow)

Sunrise 5:08 AM · Sunset 8:40 PM

Time (Toronto)	Choghadiya	Quality	Meaning
5:08 AM – 7:04 AM	Char	✓ Good	Movement — travel, errands, dynamic work
7:04 AM – 9:01 AM	Labh	✓ Good	Gain — business, learning, money matters
9:01 AM – 10:57 AM	Amrit	✓ Good	Nectar — the best window: start anything important
10:57 AM – 12:54 PM	Kal	✗ Avoid	Loss — avoid money decisions and launches
12:54 PM – 2:50 PM	Shubh	✓ Good	Auspicious — ceremonies, finance, important meetings
2:50 PM – 4:47 PM	Rog	✗ Avoid	Conflict — avoid disputes and confrontation
4:47 PM – 6:43 PM	Udveg	✗ Avoid	Anxiety — routine only, avoid new starts
6:43 PM – 8:40 PM	Char	✓ Good	Movement — travel, errands, dynamic work

Night Choghadiya (tomorrow)

Time (Toronto)	Choghadiya	Quality	Meaning
8:40 PM – 9:43 PM	Rog	✗ Avoid	Conflict — avoid disputes and confrontation
9:43 PM – 10:47 PM	Kal	✗ Avoid	Loss — avoid money decisions and launches
10:47 PM – 11:50 PM	Labh	✓ Good	Gain — business, learning, money matters
11:50 PM – 12:54 AM	Udveg	✗ Avoid	Anxiety — routine only, avoid new starts
12:54 AM – 1:57 AM	Shubh	✓ Good	Auspicious — ceremonies, finance, important meetings
1:57 AM – 3:01 AM	Amrit	✓ Good	Nectar — the best window: start anything important
3:01 AM – 4:04 AM	Char	✓ Good	Movement — travel, errands, dynamic work
4:04 AM – 5:08 AM	Rog	✗ Avoid	Conflict — avoid disputes and confrontation

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About Choghadiya in Montréal

What is Choghadiya?

Choghadiya is a Vedic timing system that divides the day and night into 8 equal segments (muhurtas). Each is classified as favorable (Amrit, Shubh, Labh, Char) or unfavorable (Udveg, Kal, Rog) for starting new activities.

Which Choghadiya is good?

Amrit is the most auspicious — ideal for any important new start. Shubh is excellent for ceremonies and finance. Labh favors business and learning. Char is good for travel. Udveg, Kal, and Rog are generally avoided for new starts.

Why do times differ from other sites for Montréal?

We compute Choghadiya from the actual astronomical sunrise and sunset for Montréal (lat 45.509°, lon -73.588°), dividing day and night into 8 equal parts. Times vary by city because every location has unique sunrise and sunset times.