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Manitoba Daylight Saving

17 Sep to 18 Sep
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Manitoba Daylight Saving. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://theaporia.onrender.com/event/16198

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Manitoba is the latest province to stop switching between daylight and standard time, following the same decision made by B.C., Alberta, and the Northwest Territories over the last year or so.

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Global News18 Sep

Premier Wab Kinew announced that Manitoba will permanently adopt Daylight Saving Time, meaning clocks won’t fall back in November. This decision was based on survey results showing a preference among residents for summer time over standard time. The move will lead to later sunrises and sunsets, particularly impacting northern communities like Thompson where the sun might not rise until 10:05 AM on the shortest day…

Manitobans brace for dark mornings, lighter evenings after time change nixed →2 articles from Global News on this story
CBC18 Sep

Manitoba has decided to stop switching between daylight and standard time annually, following similar moves by British Columbia, Alberta, the Northwest Territories, Yukon (in 2020), and parts of Quebec and Nunavik in northern Canada. This decision will create an unusual situation for northwestern Ontario, particularly around Kenora, which will be one hour behind Thunder Bay to the east and Winnipeg to the west…

Time zones in Canada are getting complicated. These maps lay them out →2 articles from CBC on this story
The Globe and Mail17 Sep

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced that the province will adopt permanent daylight time year-round based on a survey where 58% of respondents favored this change over staying in standard time year-round. The decision means residents no longer need to adjust their clocks twice a year, aligning with similar choices made by Alberta and British Columbia but differing from Saskatchewan which has used permanent standard…

Manitoba to stick with daylight time year-round →

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  1. 17 Sep

    Alberta and British Columbia announced earlier this year that they are switching to permanent daylight time.

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Where to start Manitobans brace for dark mornings, lighter evenings after time change nixed Global News

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  • 18 Sep Manitobans brace for dark mornings, lighter evenings after time change nixedPremier Wab Kinew announced that Manitoba will permanently adopt Daylight Saving Time, meaning clocks won’t fall back in November. This decision was based on survey results showing a preference among residents for summer time over standard time. The move will lead to later sunrises and sunsets, particularly impacting northern communities like Thompson where the sun might not rise until 10:05 AM on the shortest day…Global News
  • 18 Sep Time zones in Canada are getting complicated. These maps lay them outManitoba has decided to stop switching between daylight and standard time annually, following similar moves by British Columbia, Alberta, the Northwest Territories, Yukon (in 2020), and parts of Quebec and Nunavik in northern Canada. This decision will create an unusual situation for northwestern Ontario, particularly around Kenora, which will be one hour behind Thunder Bay to the east and Winnipeg to the west…CBC
  • 17 Sep Manitoba adopts permanent daylight timeManitoba has decided to permanently adopt daylight time, meaning residents will no longer need to change their clocks for standard time changes. Premier Wab Kinew made this announcement in a news release on Thursday, cancelling the scheduled return to standard time on November 1. This move aligns Manitoba with several other Canadian provinces and territories that have already moved towards permanent daylight saving…CBC
  • 17 Sep Manitoba to stick with daylight time year-roundManitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced that the province will adopt permanent daylight time year-round based on a survey where 58% of respondents favored this change over staying in standard time year-round. The decision means residents no longer need to adjust their clocks twice a year, aligning with similar choices made by Alberta and British Columbia but differing from Saskatchewan which has used permanent standard…The Globe and Mail
  • 17 Sep Manitoba to scrap time change, stay on Daylight Saving Time: KinewPremier Wab Kinew announced that Manitoba will stop switching between Daylight Saving Time and Standard Time, opting to remain on DST permanently after surveying residents earlier this year. The survey found that 92% of Manitobans preferred a permanent time system, with 34% favouring DST specifically. The change is expected to take effect immediately, eliminating the November clock change for the first time in…Global News

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