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CHARLEBOIS: When the clocks change, food habits follow

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28.10.2026

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CHARLEBOIS: When the clocks change, food habits follow

Changing the clocks does more than disrupt sleep—it can change when Canadians shop, what they eat and how food businesses serve them.

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On Sunday, November 1, many Canadians will turn their clocks back again. Others will leave them alone. British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba have moved to end seasonal clock changes. Saskatchewan has followed a........

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