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Ontario Daylight Time Change

13 Oct
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Ontario Daylight Time Change. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/76788

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Ontario is set to move parts of the province’s northwest region to permanent daylight time in order to align with Manitoba.

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The Globe and Mail13 Oct

Ontario's northwest region will end twice-annual clock changes and adopt permanent daylight time, aligning with Manitoba’s decision to remain on Central Daylight Time year-round. Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford announced that regulatory changes under the Time Act would take effect on Nov. 1, allowing areas west of the 90th meridian to synchronize their clocks with Manitoba, which is one hour ahead of…

Ontario’s northwest region to end time changes to align with Manitoba →
Toronto Star13 Oct

Ontario’s Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford announced that parts of northwest Ontario will move to permanent daylight time to align with Manitoba. This decision follows consultations with municipalities, businesses, and First Nations, where over 90% support was reported for the change. The regulatory adjustment in the Time Act is scheduled for Nov. 1, allowing regions west of the 90th meridian to remain one…

Ontario to move northwest regions to permanent daylight time →

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  1. 13 Oct

    Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford says there is overwhelming consensus among municipalities, First Nations and businesses to make the time change permanent.

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Where to start Ontario to move northwest regions to permanent daylight time Toronto Star

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  • 13 Oct Ontario to move northwest regions to permanent daylight timeOntario’s Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford announced that parts of northwest Ontario will move to permanent daylight time to align with Manitoba. This decision follows consultations with municipalities, businesses, and First Nations, where over 90% support was reported for the change. The regulatory adjustment in the Time Act is scheduled for Nov. 1, allowing regions west of the 90th meridian to remain one…Toronto Star
  • 13 Oct Ontario’s northwest region to end time changes to align with ManitobaOntario's northwest region will end twice-annual clock changes and adopt permanent daylight time, aligning with Manitoba’s decision to remain on Central Daylight Time year-round. Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford announced that regulatory changes under the Time Act would take effect on Nov. 1, allowing areas west of the 90th meridian to synchronize their clocks with Manitoba, which is one hour ahead of…The Globe and Mail
  • 13 Oct Part of Ontario to move to permanent daylight time. Here’s whereOntario plans to implement permanent daylight time in its northwest region to synchronize with Manitoba's time zone. The exact areas affected are not specified, and further details will be provided later.Global News

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