Canada's Clock Chaos: What Time Zone Tinkering Means for Residents and Economies Canada's patchwork of time zones has long been a source of complexity, but recent developments have made it increasingly clear that twice yearly clock changes are no longer tenable.
Manitoba's decision to stick with daylight saving time (DST) year round is the latest example, following in the footsteps of British Columbia, Alberta, and the Northwest Territories.
The move will create an odd temporal anomaly for northwestern Ontario residents who share a time zone with Manitoba.