NewzThree Canadian provinces have adopted permanent daylight saving time, resulting in unconventional start times for National Hockey League games involving teams in Western Canada. This shift creates scheduling discrepancies that may require fans to watch games later in the evening than usual throughout the upcoming season.
The change stems from provincial legislative decisions to remain on daylight saving time year-round. As a result, the synchronization between these regions and other North American time zones has been altered, impacting the broadcast and live event schedules for professional hockey.
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