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In a few weeks, we’ll be changing our clocks, and leaving Daylight Saving Time behind. But more and more provinces and territories in Canada are making the decision to stop changing the clocks, altogether. With Manitoba, Alberta, and the Northwest Territories making the jump this November 1st, what about Quebec? Today on the podcast, Alison Brunette speaks with the CBC’s Rebecca Ugolini about whether it’s a good idea for Quebec to follow other provinces and end the time change. We’ll also look at what the possible implications could be on the economy – and on your health.
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