-> Saskatchewan is in the same time zone that I am (CT) and I don't believe the 
-> observe Daylight Savings time. As one gets older, the body really can't keep 
-> up.  It won't lower gas prices, either. 
  
Yes. I've mentioned that Saskatchewan keeps its clocks constant, 
year-round. In wintertime, they read the same as Central Time. In 
summer, they match those in places in the Mountain Time zone which 
have put their clocks ahead for Daylight Savings. 
  
There are other places that do the same. For example, there's a corner 
of north-eastern British Columbia, east of the Rockies and more closely 
tied, economically etc., to Alberta than to the rest of BC, that uses 
Alberta (i.e. Mountain) time in winter, and BC (Pacific) time in 
summer. The clocks don't change. 
  
Gas prices are another story... 
  
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