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British Columbia will forever observe Standard Time, ending the seasonal clock changes.
Health experts warn DST shifts disrupt circadian rhythms, raising risks of obesity and stroke.
Creston and other towns show interest in keeping Standard Time year-round.
U.S. policy debates persist despite BC’s move, with ongoing Sunshine Protection Act discussions.
AASM warns that clock changes carry public health and safety risks.
Public opinion on DST remains mixed, with regional and global divergence.
Experts advocate a fixed, national, year-round Standard Time stance.
DST changes can worsen sleep, inflammation, and cortisol levels.
Environmental and energy-use arguments for DST have weakened in recent years.
The debate extends to hospital safety and road traffic implications.

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Nearly 70 newcomers skated at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, marking a first-time ice experience.
Organizers from ISS of BC and City of Vancouver provided equipment and support for the event.
Participants came from countries like Ghana, Venezuela, Sudan, and Palestine, seeking opportunity in Canada.
The event highlighted the challenges newcomers face, including language, housing, and climate.
Lovewell, a newcomer from Ghana, spoke about barriers to film funding and opportunities in Canada.
The skate fostered lasting connections, with participants forming new friendships and potential support networks.
Alumni and volunteers helped newcomers lace up skates, find balance, and feel welcome.
The event included a Canadian spread with poutine, pizza, burgers, and Nanaimo bars.
The New Canadian Skate is part of a broader effort to help newcomers integrate through sport and community.

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Quipt is being acquired at US$3.65 per share, triggering delisting from TSX and NASDAQ after closing.
Final court approval granted by the Supreme Court of British Columbia for the plan of arrangement.
Affiliates of Kingswood Capital Management and Forager Capital will acquire all common shares.
The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions and expected to close by March 16, 2026 if satisfied.
Quipt plans to delist from TSX and NASDAQ and cease reporting after closing.
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