Provincias del oeste de Canadá adoptan horario de verano permanente

National Post • 31 de oct 12:11

British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and parts of northwestern Ontario will keep daylight-saving time year-round, while most of central and eastern Canada will still turn clocks back on Nov. 1.

CBC • 31 de oct 09:00

Most of Ontario will set clocks back an hour on Sunday, while the northwestern region will remain on daylight time, creating a split between Eastern and Central time zones.

SooToday.com • 30 de oct 19:29

Clocks will be set back one hour in most of Ontario on Nov. 1, while parts of northwestern Ontario will keep permanent daylight-saving time.

Global News • 30 de oct 17:20

Researchers and officials say keeping daylight-saving time year-round would delay winter sunrises, potentially affecting sleep, health and economic performance across Canada.

CP24 • 30 de oct 09:00

Researchers say year-round daylight time and the twice-yearly clock shift can disrupt sleep and increase health risks, while some Canadian regions adopt permanent daylight time.

CBC • 29 de oct 08:00

Several western provinces are adopting permanent daylight time while most of the country keeps the biannual clock change, prompting researchers to caution that later winter sunrise could affect sleep and health.

National Post • 28 de oct 13:59

Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, the Northwest Territories and Yukon will not turn clocks back on Nov. 1, while most of Ontario, the Atlantic provinces and much of Quebec will revert to standard time.

The Weather Network • 26 de oct 07:00

British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, parts of northwestern Ontario and the Northwest Territories will keep summer time year-round, while the rest of Canada continues the biannual clock changes.