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The conversation
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Missing poster
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The alarm clock
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Winter bingo
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Welcome to Cancún
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The bill
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Sun departures
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The quiz
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At the cottage
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The dog walk
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The 365 evenings
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Evening soft serve
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Montréal or Paris?
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The scoreboard
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Whose turn?
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The bridge
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The forecast
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The 5:30 PM round
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100 suns
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Holiday card
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The crosswalk
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The hourglass
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The duel
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Québec is choosing the time it will keep all year. With standard time, the sun would set around 4 PM in December and rise at 4:05 AM in June. I want to keep daylight time all year. Calculate your sunlight: https://malumiere.ca/en/mon-soleil/ #GardonsLheureDete
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Did you know that with daylight time all year, the sun would rise earlier in Montréal than in Paris in December? 8:31 AM versus 8:41 AM. The facts: https://malumiere.ca/en/ #GardonsLheureDete
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Québec’s consultation received over 214,000 responses: 91% want to stop changing the clocks, and of those, 72% want to keep daylight time. Write to your MNA in 2 minutes: https://malumiere.ca/en/agir/depute/ #GardonsLheureDete
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Clocks don’t create sunshine: they decide whether it’s up while we sleep or while we live. With daylight time, 233 more hours of light a year while we’re awake, in Montréal (Statistics Canada sleep hours). https://malumiere.ca/en/lumiere/ #GardonsLheureDete
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All across Western Canada, clocks no longer fall back since 2026. In Canada, each province chooses its own time: Québec’s turn. https://malumiere.ca/en/au-canada/ #GardonsLheureDete