Justice Minister George Hickes, seen in a file photo, says Nunavut is looking at the possibility of ending seasonal time changes. (File photo by Jeff Pelletier)
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Three times zones in territory adds to ‘complexity’ to issue, says Justice Minister George Hickes
Following similar moves by other provinces and territories, Nunavut is exploring the possibility of ending seasonal time changes.
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