✨Clocks will go forward this weekend, marking the start of daylight saving time.
⏰The time change will happen at 2 A.M on Sunday, so set your clocks ahead.
🌅Sunset will be at around 7:20 p.m.
🔁In 2020, legislation was passed to make daylight saving time permanent.
🗳️The change can only happen if Quebec and New York also adopt permanent daylight saving time.
Will daylight saving time end this year?
—Daylight saving time will end on November 5th.
Why is there a debate about ending daylight saving time?
—There are arguments both for and against daylight saving time, with concerns about sleep patterns, energy usage, and other factors.
What is the current status of the bill to end daylight saving time?
—The bill has received Royal assent, but further action depends on Quebec and New York adopting the change as well.
What is the potential impact of permanent daylight saving time?
—Permanent daylight saving time could have an impact on various aspects of our daily lives, including sleep patterns, energy usage, and scheduling.
When will daylight saving time begin again next year?
—Daylight saving time will start again in the spring, usually around March or April.
00:00Clocks will go forward this weekend, marking the start of daylight saving time.
00:06The time change will happen at 2 A.M on Sunday, so set your clocks ahead.
00:09Sunset will be at around 7:20 p.m.
00:16In 2020, legislation was passed to make daylight saving time permanent, but further action depends on Quebec and New York adopting the change as well.
00:29Daylight saving time will end on November 5th.
00:31Premier Doug Ford expressed the intention to eventually scrap the biannual tradition.
00:35The bill to end daylight saving time has received Royal assent, but no additional progress has been made since then.
00:50The potential impact of permanent daylight saving time includes changes to sleep patterns, energy usage, and scheduling.
