Wrong time on the clock at the Gordon Snow Recreation Centre in Fall River.

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Who's responsible? Ann Marie Duggan, poject manager Capital Projects-Buildings, HRM Transportation and Public Works. Remarks According to the clock at the new $9 million rec centre, Fall River is one hour earlier than in the rest of Nova Scotia. "It's Toronto time," says Duggan. "The supplier of the sign can't figure out how to change it to Atlantic time," she adds. "We're working on it." Duggan ruefully acknowledges that when Daylight Savings Time takes effect Sunday, the clock will be showing Winnipeg time. HRM may have to shut the thing down if it's not fixed by then, she says.