In southern Ontario after December 21 what is the increase in daylight hours per day?

In southern Ontario, after December 21, the increase in daylight hours per day typically averages about 2 to 3 minutes. This gradual increase continues as the winter solstice passes, leading to longer days as spring approaches. By early March, the increase becomes more noticeable, with daylight lasting significantly longer as the days progress toward the equinox.