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Turn back time this Sunday

My Kootenay Now Staff
By My Kootenay Now Staff

Enjoy an extra hour sleep in this Sunday as daylight saving come to an end on November 3.

Clocks will go back one hour at 2am, meaning dawn will come earlier and darkness will loom sooner in the afternoons.

Love it or hate, daylight saving ends this Sunday.

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