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Saskatchewan's Time Act takes effect, aligning Lloydminster's clocks with the rest of the province

The Government of Saskatchewan says time in Lloydminster and the surrounding area will stay aligned with the rest of the province all year under the new Time Act.

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Saskatchewan's new Time Act took effect October 30, and time in Lloydminster and the surrounding area will now stay aligned with the rest of Saskatchewan all year, the Government of Saskatchewan said.1

"Don't touch that clock!" the government said in announcing the change, which it described as beginning "today."1

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Sources

  1. It Was Only a Matter of Time · Government of Saskatchewan

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