Well, that's nice. But for those of us living in a winter climate like Canada, daylight saving time can be downright dangerous.

I fail to see why children should have to make their way to school in unnecessary ice and darkness or why those of us who suffer from SAD should have to indulge those who prefer having more light at the end of the day.

I can't speak for all SAD sufferers, but I notice that in the last decade since DST was needlessly (there's no legitimate justification for it, other than the hopes of retailers that we'll shop more) extended into November, that my SAD is worse.

Used to be that I could 'buck up' until Christmastime, only really affected by this scourge during true winter, but no more.

No, siree - now, we're faced with an October of 7AMs of total darkness, too.

Enough! If we're going to stop the ST/DST nonsense, at least let it be on the basis of a standard time that is at least somewhat respectful of people's circadian rhythms.