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Time Slips Back: Why Daylight Saving Still Messes With Us Every Year

Time Slips Back: Why Daylight Saving Still Messes With Us Every Year: It’s that time again — literally. Daylight Saving Time ends, the clocks go back, and suddenly everyone’s arguing about whether we just “lost” or “gained” an hour. (Let’s be real, nobody’s ever quite sure.) On Sunday, November 2, Canada officially ends Daylight Saving Time, and even though it happens every year, it still manages to throw everyone off.

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