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Manitoba ends seasonal clock changes under permanent daylight saving time

Manitoba moved to permanent daylight saving time on November 1, meaning its clocks didn't move back as they ordinarily would in the fall. The province calls the new arrangement Manitoba Standard Time and has urged residents and organizations to update devices and confirm travel and appointment times. Employers with shifts, remote teams or schedules across provincial borders should check time zone settings in their payroll and scheduling systems rather than assume an automatic clock change occurred.

Manitoba moved to permanent daylight saving time on November 1, meaning its clocks didn't move back as they ordinarily would in the fall. The province calls the new arrangement Manitoba Standard Time and has urged residents and organizations to update devices and confirm travel and appointment times. Employers with shifts, remote teams or schedules across provincial borders should check time zone settings in their payroll and scheduling systems rather than assume an automatic clock change occurred.

Original source: Manitoba Municipal and Northern Relations, October 31, 2026.

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