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Québec is choosing now. Make yourself heard.
The bill has been announced, consultations are coming, and MNAs will vote. Here is what really makes a difference, from most effective to simplest.
131 days until the next time change, on March 14, 2027
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Write to (or call) your MNA
Two minutes. Your MNA is found from your postal code, and the letter is ready, with your town’s figures. A call to the riding office is even more effective.
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3 Take part in the consultation
The government has announced quick consultations on which time to keep. As soon as they open, the link will be here.
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Open the kit → 4Convince those around you
The best argument is everyone’s own sunlight. Do the calculation with your family and friends, then try the “True or false” quiz.
Calculate my sunlight →The five arguments to remember
- Clocks don’t create sunshine, they move it. Daylight time puts our light at the end of the workday rather than at 4 AM in June.
- People asked for it. Among respondents to the 2024 consultation who wanted to abolish the time change, 72% wanted to keep daylight time.
- Our neighbours chose it. All of Western Canada in 2026; Ontario already has its daylight time law.
- It isn’t extreme. The winter sun would rise earlier in Montréal than in Paris.
- Mornings are taken seriously. Adapted school hours, well-lit routes, independent monitoring: we can keep our evenings and protect our mornings.