The Conversation Canada
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Oct 28, 2026
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How permanent daylight saving time could affect schools
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Locations to the north and west within a time zone will have sunrises later than 8 a.m. or even 9 a.m. or later for a sizable portion of the school year. (Caleb Wright/Unsplash)
How permanent daylight saving time could affect schools
Published: October 28, 2026 12.28pm EDT
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Sleep is fundamental to well-being. Decisions to end bi-annual clock changes and remain on permanent daylight saving time (DST) in British Columbia, the North West Territories, Alberta, Manitoba and northwestern Ontario have consequences for many Canadians due to potential sleep disruption.…
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