Quebec’s government says it plans to end the seasonal time change, meaning residents would make the clock adjustment one last time. Global News reports that Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says Quebecers will most likely set their clocks back one hour for the final time this weekend.
Other outlets frame the same announcement with less detail. City News Toronto identifies Montreal and quotes the Quebec premier, saying his government intends to abolish the time change. The National Observer carries the same headline-focused item without additional context in the provided summary, while the Winnipeg Free Press offers a news-alert style version.
Overall, the coverage agrees on the central point: Quebec’s premier and government intend to end the practice of changing clocks. The differing emphasis is mainly on how the information is presented—either with timing specifics about the final weekend adjustment or as a broader statement of intent.
