But it's dependent on Quebec and New York doing the same.
Please make this a thing, all my life I despised finishing school or work at 4:30pm and walking outside to find it's already pitch dark out in the winter. I am in a much better mood anytime the sun is out, I'm already bummed that the sun is setting at like 6pm and DST hasn't even ended yet.
Ontario government supports bill to make daylight time permanent
The Ontario government is in support of a private members’ bill that would put an end to Daylight Savings Time in the province, CTV News has learned.
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Jeremy Roberts, MPP for Ottawa West – Nepean, has tabled Bill 214, the Time Amendment Act, to end the bi-annual practice of changing clocks across the province.
The bill has already passed second reading in the legislature with the support of the government, CTV News has confirmed.
"I see this as an important first step towards fulfilling the public's overwhelming desire to end this out-of-date practice," Roberts said in a letter issued on Wednesday.
But If passed, Roberts said the bill would give the Ontario's Attorney General (AG) the discretion of when to make the permanent change and that the AG would only bring this act into motion in coordination with the neighbouring jurisdictions, including New York and Quebec.
Clocks are typically adjusted one hour ahead in early March and fall back an hour in November. This year the clocks are set to change on November 1.
Studies have shown that the bi-annual change can cause "serious negative effects," including increased depression rates, heart attacks and strokes, Roberts said.
Please make this a thing, all my life I despised finishing school or work at 4:30pm and walking outside to find it's already pitch dark out in the winter. I am in a much better mood anytime the sun is out, I'm already bummed that the sun is setting at like 6pm and DST hasn't even ended yet.