Canada’s new approach to time could create legal complications in court
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For the first time, millions of Canadians won’t be falling back. Residents in Manitoba didn't turn their clocks back Sunday morning, joining Alberta, B.C., the Northwest Territories, and parts of Northwestern Ontario.
While much has been said about sleep disruptions, experts warn that legal documents bound by time zones could become a headache, especially inside the courtroom.
Global's Toni De Guzman reports.
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While much has been said about sleep disruptions, experts warn that legal documents bound by time zones could become a headache, especially inside the courtroom.
Global's Toni De Guzman reports.
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