Feeling well-rested from an extra hour of sleep, British Columbians may not be bothered that much today by the fact their clocks are still falling back an hour in November and springing forward an hour in March as part of a Daylight Saving Time calendar that no one much likes and which the NDP government promised to make permanent five years ago.

We just experienced the "fall back"—that is, to set our clocks back an hour and bring daylight saving time to an end. While many enjoy the extra hour of sleep, the necessity of daylight saving time ...

Amid growing concerns over Intel's recent financial struggles, top US policymakers are discreetly weighing contingency plans to support the company, which remains central to America's technological ambitions....