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How Edmontonians are bracing losing 1 hour of sleep with daylight time

Edmonton·CBC PODCAST

The mornings are getting brighter. So why are you still waking up on the wrong side of the bed? This is Edmonton host Clare Bonnyman digs into waking up better as Alberta heads into daylight time.

CBC Edmonton’s podcast looks into the effects of a good night’s sleep

A girl with brown curly hair sits on a grey couch with a mug of tea in one hand and small black, curly dog in the other.
Bailey French, a baker in Edmonton, sits on her couch with her dog Fig. It’s where she spends time every morning after her early alarm clock. She joined the latest episode of This Is Edmonton to talk about her approach to early starts. (Clare Bonnyman/CBC)

As Alberta heads into daylight time Sunday morning, people will spring their clocks forward by an hour.

Are people ready for a rougher wake up call?

With brighter mornings ahead, This Is Edmonton host Clare Bonnyman talks to two Edmontonians about tossing and turning in bed as the province braces for the transition. 

17:20Why does waking up suck?

Dr. Atul Khullar of the Northern Alberta Sleep Clinic shares the science behind a good night’s sleep.

A local baker Bailey French digs into how they make the most of early mornings in Edmonton, and what it means to be a morning person.

This Is Edmonton is posted online every Wednesday. Listen here or get in touch at thisisyeg@cbc.ca.

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