Setting the proper timezone.

Hi,
I have a 5th generation Video iPod, and am having problems setting the proper timezone.
If I open the world clock, and pick Halifax, it does not show an accurate time.
My timezone is Atlantic Standard Time (AST), which is the timezone for Nova Scotia, PEI, and New Brunswick Canada. I cannot find AST in the timezone settings choices however.
AST is 1 hour ahead of the EST timezone.
Does anyone know how I can set my iPod to be in the correct timezone?
Thanks,
Shannon

Shannon,
Pick the clock for the city you want. Make sure that is the only clock.
Now go to Settings-->Date and Time-->Set Time Zone. Pick your Time Zone. Now go to Set Clock and set your clock to the correct time. See if it works properly.
btabz

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