Permanent daylight saving time expands in Canada: 'Gives residents what they’ve asked us for'

Permanent daylight saving time is expanding across Canada as additional jurisdictions move to end the practice of seasonal clock changes. Officials in the Northwest Territories recently announced they will no longer observe the traditional "fall back" shift in November, following a similar decision made by Manitoba officials just one week prior.

These legislative changes reflect a broader trend of provinces and territories opting to maintain a consistent time standard throughout the year. Proponents of the shift characterize the move as a direct response to public demand for the elimination of seasonal time adjustments.