U.S. moves to make Daylight Savings Time permanent
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  • Writer's pictureKyle Sooley-Brookings

U.S. moves to make Daylight Savings Time permanent


If you are one of the many people who does not adjust well to changing the clocks twice a year, you could be in luck, that is if you live in America.


On Tuesday the U.S. Senate voted unanimously to make Daylight Savings Time permanent.


It is not a done deal yet, the House of Representatives and President Joe Biden will need to approve the bill.


If passed, the new law will come into effect in 2023.


With the Canada and United States economy so intertwined, Canada could follow with staying on Daylight Saving Time.

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