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Manitoba's decision to stick to daylight time will make life simpler for residents of that province, but it will cause an odd quirk in a small portion of Ontario.

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It's not like Ontario is the only province with multiple time zones, however. The East Kootenay region in the southeast of B.C. will keep time in line with Alberta, as it had previously. And unlike Newfoundland, Labrador observes Atlantic time. Nunavut spans three time zones.

Quebec as a whole hasn’t made any changes, but the northern region of Nunavik has moved to permanent daylight time.

Graeme Bruce is a producer for CBC News, based in Ottawa. Previously, he was a digital editor at the Winnipeg Free Press. Find him on Twitter @graemebruce_ and reach him by email at graeme.bruce@cbc.ca.

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