Two years ago, Nova Scotia extended daylight saving time to mirror changes made in the United States. Daylight saving time now begins three weeks earlier in the spring and lasts one week longer in the fall.
Along with watches and clocks, don't forget to set microwave ovens, VCR and DVD players, answering machines, car clocks and automatic timer lights. It is also an excellent reminder to change the batteries in smoke detectors.
People are also advised to check computer calendars to ensure appointments are up to date when the time change takes effect.
Fall back - set the clock this weekend
Nova Scotians will experience brighter mornings beginning Sunday, Nov. 2, when daylight saving time ends. People are reminded to set their clocks back one hour at 2 a.m., or Saturday evening before going to bed.
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