You may might want to hit the sack an hour early tonight since we're losing an hour of sleep as we ``spring forward.'' Most Canadians are making the switch from Standard Time to Daylight Saving Time this weekend. Fire safety officials say while you're changing the time on your clocks, watches and electronics, you should also check your smoke detectors. Experts say properly working smoke detectors are a must -- if there is a fire in your home you could have as little as two minutes to get out.

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