Permanent Daylight Saving Time in B.C. Could Affect Kids, Productivity and Winter Mornings

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On Nov. 1, for the first time in many, many years, B.C. will not be falling back for daylight saving time; instead, it will stick to the newly established time zone, PCT. PCT simply stands for Pacific Time. The B.C. Ministry of Citizens’ Services shared more info about it last month. B.C. first began the twice-yearly clock changes over 70 years ago, following a plebiscite. A report on daylight saving time from 2019 says that it wasn’t until 1945…

Most of BC won’t be turning clocks back due to year-round daylight saving time

This weekend will mark the first in the province’s history that clocks were not turned back an hour in the autumn.

Permanent daylight saving time in B.C. could affect kids, productivity and winter mornings

British Columbia’s move to permanent daylight saving time is being welcomed by many residents, but experts warn the change could come at a cost to children’s sleep, road safety and workplace productivity.

Year-round daylight time has a dark side. Here’s how Canada can prepare for it

Changes are coming on Nov. 1 to B.C., Alberta, Manitoba, Northwest Territories and parts of Northwestern Ontario

Canada End Daylight Saving Time Changes in Several Provinces

For the first time in more than a century, only about half of Canada will turn their clocks back in November as several provinces and territories move to permanent Daylight Saving Time. The change marks a major shift in how Canada”s experience daylight during the winter months, with supporters welcoming brighter evenings and critics warning about darker mornings. The decision, ... The post Canada Ends Daylight Saving Time Changes in Several Pro…