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Global Traffic Reporter Katelin Owsianski has tips for drivers for springing into daylight saving time safely.

Joe Scarpelli speaks with Associate Professor of Nursing at the University of Manitoba, Diana McMillan, about the impacts of daylight saving time.

If you struggle with the time change, you’re not alone. Naturopathic Physician, Dr. Allana Pollo, shares some tips on how to prepare for Daylight Saving Time.

While there’s been a lot of talk in Canada and the U.S. about doing away with the twice-yearly time change, there’s been less action. Here’s why.

Margaret Eaton from the Canadian Mental Health Association joins us to discuss the disruptive effects of losing one hour of sleep during the switch to daylight saving time. She explains why this change impacts health and productivity while opening up the conversation around initiatives like Sleep Country’s “Hour Back Pledge” to address the issue. She...

As British Columbians switch their clocks to daylight saving time, Okanagan residents are kicking off the unofficial start to spring. As Victoria Femia reports – this time of year is prime for both winter and spring activities.

On today’s episode of The Morning Show: Ben Mulroney on the legacy of his father Brian Mulroney. Plus, we get an exclusive look inside the ‘Big Brother Canada’ house. Also, we get a full breakdown of the measles outbreak and how you can protect yourself. Plus, we have the top 5 makeup looks which you...

Katelin Owsianski discusses the importance of being extra cautious on the roads now that the days are getting shorter.

Manitobans got an extra hour of sleep last night – as the clocks fell back to standard time. But many say Daylight Saving causes more trouble than its worth. Global’s Katherine Dornian has more

As we prepare to turn the clock back one hour, we should also be thinking about preventative steps to minimize the impact on our health and wellbeing. Dr. Mark Tarnopolsky joins Global’s Laura Casella to share some tips on how to beat the time change.

As the week winds down, you may be looking forward to getting some more sleep this weekend. Clocks will move back one hour as Daylight Saving Time comes to an end. But, as Robert Lothian reports, even with that extra hour of shut eye, some experts say “falling back” may do more harm than good.

It’s that time of year again when Albertans turn their clocks back an hour Sunday morning for the end of daylight-saving time. Medical director at the Stollery Children’s Hospital, Dr. Joanna MacLean, shares tips to manage time change.

Daylight Saving Time is ending which means, like it or not, we’ll all be rolling back our clocks by an hour. Global News Morning catches up with Tara Holmes with Stop the Time Change BC to talk about the twice-yearly time change, and why it needs to stop.

Daylight Saving Time is coming to an end. For most Canadians, the clocks will be turned back an hour on Sunday, November 5th. Dr. Dave Greenberg joins Candace Daniel to discuss the health impacts and how to best prepare for the time change.

Adjusting the clocks for daylight saving time can be jarring for anyone, however, for people living with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, the time shift can impact their behaviour massively. Katherine Ward explains.

It’s that time of year when pedestrians are more vulnerable because of changing weather conditions and fewer daylight hours. As Katelin Owsianski reports, ICBC and police have teamed up for their fall pedestrian safety campaign in the hope of reducing pedestrian involved collisions.

A Calgary mother is speaking out after she says her 7-year-old daughter was nearly abducted in broad daylight. As Tracy Nagai reports, Calgary police say they’ve received three similar reports in the community of Martindale but at this time have found no evidence to support the claims.

Many British Columbian’s woke up Sunday morning with one hour less of sleep than normal, after our clocks shifted an hour ahead. Pressure has been put on the provincial government to make daylight saving time permanent, but as Jayden Wasney reports, it’s not so simple.

Once again, many British Columbians will have to remember to change their analog clocks tonight, as most of the province switches to Daylight Saving Time this weekend. It once again brings out the debate of when we might finally stop the twice-yearly time change, as had been promised years ago. As Richard Zussman reports, it...

As British Columbians get set to spring forward there are renewed calls for the B.C. government to follow through on legislation to scrap the seasonal time change. Global News Morning speaks with Tara Holmes of Stop the Time Change BC about why the process is still in the works.