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Daylight savings could be referendum issue says Alberta Premier

February 8, 2026 6:07 pm MST.
Should Alberta keep or scrap daylight savings time? Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the question could go to a referendum this fall. Edmontonians share their views. Lauren Boothby reports.

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