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Parts of Ontario move to permanent daylight saving time to avoid disruption for businesses and families. What will happen on November 1?

Source: Times of India — NRI · 4 hr ago
Parts of Ontario move to permanent daylight saving time to avoid disruption for businesses and families. What will happen on November 1?
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Summary

Ontario will adopt permanent daylight‑saving time in its northwestern region so that it stays aligned with Manitoba, which is also moving to year‑round daylight‑saving time on November 1. The change is intended to prevent scheduling disruptions for local businesses, families and Indigenous communities in the province’s central‑time zone.

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The Ontario government announced that it will be making daylight saving time permanent in parts of northwestern Ontario to keep in sync with Manitoba because Manitoba said they will switch to permanent daylight saving time on November 1.

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