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Susan Holt Open to Discussions on Time Change

Premier Susan Holt has acknowledged ongoing discussions regarding time changes in New Brunswick. She indicated that while feedback is welcome, it is not a top priority at this moment. The province of Quebec has committed to ending the practice of changing the clocks.

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Premier Susan Holt of New Brunswick has recently stated that discussions concerning the biannual time change are indeed taking place, although she notes that addressing this issue is not currently a high priority for her government. This statement follows a commitment made by the province of Quebec to eliminate the practice of changing clocks twice a year, illustrating a growing conversation on the matter within the region. While acknowledging the importance of varying opinions among residents, Holt's administration will continue to gather input without rushing into a policy change. The implications of such discussions could affect daily life in New Brunswick as well as its alignment with neighbouring provinces, particularly Quebec, which has already taken tangible steps towards a different approach to timekeeping.

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