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Want to discuss? Please read our first.AdvertisementClose XAAOntario MPPs have voted to stop the biannual practice of changing clocks an hour ahead or an hour back, but it would be contingent on the Government of Quebec and New York State passing similar laws.The proposal was first introduced by Ottawa West–Nepean PC MPP Jeremy Roberts in October.However, Roberts issued a statement Wednesday evening, saying his bill unanimously passed the final legislative step at Queen’s Park.Bill 214, which still needs to receive royal assent from Ontario’s lieutenant governor, would move Ontario to daylight saving time on a permanent basis.The legislation would only come into force “in coordination” with Quebec and New York.Story continues below advertisementAs for the reason for pursuing the change, Roberts’s statement cited academic studies that suggest the biannual clock changes can cause “serious negative effects” when it comes to health.The statement also said the change would result in more daylight in the evening, therefore it would “likely” help promote increased shopping activity.I’m thrilled to announce that the Legislative Assembly of Ontario has just unanimously voted to pass Bill 214, to end the clock changes. Im looking forward to reaching out to colleagues in Quebec and New York State, so that together, we can end this outdated practice. — Jeremy Roberts (@JR_Ottawa)© 2020 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.CommentsAdvertisementStay in the loopGet a roundup of the most important and intriguing national stories delivered to your inbox every weekday.Sign up for National newsletterSign UpStay in the loopGet a roundup of the most important and intriguing national stories delivered to your inbox every weekday.Sign up for National newsletterSign UpAdvertisement

Want to discuss? Please read our first.AdvertisementClose XAAOntario MPPs have voted to stop the biannual practice of changing clocks an hour ahead or an hour back, but it would be contingent on the Government of Quebec and New York State passing similar laws.The proposal was first introduced by Ottawa West–Nepean PC MPP Jeremy Roberts in October.However, Roberts issued a statement Wednesday evening, saying his bill unanimously passed the final legislative step at Queen’s Park.Bill 214, which still needs to receive royal assent from Ontario’s lieutenant governor, would move Ontario to...

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