Here’s why only half of Ontario is turning its clocks back this weekend

This weekend, most of Ontario is shifting clocks back one hour to end daylight saving time, but a significant part of the province, including regions like Sault Ste. Marie and Thunder Bay, won't change their clocks, resulting in a split into two time zones. This unusual division has sparked discussions about the practical implications for residents and businesses. While the end of daylight saving time aims to conserve energy, the inconsistency in Ontario highlights ongoing debates about its necessity and effectiveness.