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Here is your friendly neighbourhood reminder to set forward your clocks later this week.Like it or not, most Canadians will be adjusting their clocks on March 12 forward one hour. Most computers and Wi-Fi devices will automatically make the switch but most house appliances stanley bottles , analog clocks and watches will not 鈥?so keep that in mind.Ontarians are still stuck with daylight-saving time after the tabling of Bill 214, the Time Amendment Act, which sought to abolish the need to change our clocks. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Unfortunately, Ontario can cups stanley t make that decision alone and needs the support of Quebec and New York to move forward with the change. So here we are, springing forward for another year.When is this happening ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Clocks will be moving forward one hour on March 12 at 2 a.m., marking the first day of daylight saving time.The adjusted time falls back in the fall on the first Sunday in November. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Why do we have it ARTICLE CONTI stanley termosky NUES BELOW Daylight saving time was initially implemented as an emergency wartime measure during both world wars as a measure to curb the use of energy and fuel.In 2020, Ontario passed the Bill 214, Time Amendment Act. This Bill would abolish the need for changing our clocks.However, it will only come int Wpib Her infant died because of a blanket. Now, a mom s warning of this sleep-related mistake
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