VANCOUVER — Premier David Eby has announced that British Columbia will be making daylight saving time permanent.When the clocks spring forward on March 8, they will stay one hour ahead for good."Every parent knows that changing clocks twice a year causes a significant amount of chaos on already busy lives. British Columbians have been clear that seasonal time changes do not work for them," Eby said. "This decision isn't just about clocks. It's about making life easier for families, reducing disruptions for businesses and supporting a stable, thriving economy."He expressed hope that the United States would "soon join us in ending disruptive time changes."His sentiments were shared by Attorney General Niki Sharma, who noted that the government has heard from "the overwhelming majority of people in BC who want to end the back-and-forth of seasonal time changes."Additionally, BC is moving to make the entire province one time zone.More to come...
