This Day in History, 1939: The masses argue over daylight time

10-05-2024 15:00 via vancouversun.com

This Day in History, 1939: The masses argue over daylight time

In May, 1939, Vancouverites were still suffering from the economic woes of the Great Depression, and the Second World War was looming. Read More

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