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As a resident of Canada, it would be nice to see timezones for "Ottawa"
(the capital city) and Toronto (the largest city). Both of these are
the same as "Canada/Eastern" and "America/Montreal". Since both Montreal
and Vancouver (the second and third largest cities) are there, I think
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America/Toronto and America/Vancouver are TZ values according to
my current (2.3.2.ds1-12) /usr/share/zoneinfo/zone.tab.
Ottawa isn't in there but neither is Washington D.C. :)
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