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Love it or hate it, it’s that time of the year again when most B.C. clocks “spring forward” to daylight saving time.
At 2 a.m. on Sunday, clocks will move forward one hour, resulting in one less hour of sleep. It’ll stay dark later in the morning and stay bright longer in the evening.
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But wait, you ask I thought we’re doing away with this antiquated ritual of switching our clocks back-and-forth twice a year? Sunday’s time change will happen. It’s the switch to daylight saving time, which is what the government has decided to stick with in lieu of standard time.