In a Province Without Daylight Saving Time, Saskatchewan’s Border Cities Divide Their Time

In a Province Without Daylight Saving Time, Saskatchewan’s Border Cities Divide Their Time
The 4th Meridian sign on the Alberta-Saskatchewan border in Lloydminster, in a file photo. Jennifer Gauld/Shutterstock
Chandra Philip
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When most of Canada changes clocks to follow daylight saving time Sunday morning, Saskatchewan’s border cities will find themselves divided in a province that has uniform time year-round.

Two municipalities in Saskatchewan border another province: Lloydminster on the west is partly in Alberta, and Flin Flon on the east abuts Manitoba.