The announcement is part of the province’s Childcare B.C. Plan. Continue reading →

“Although no reduction in funding would be best, we now have been notified that we won’t lose as much, now only $2 million – $5 million,” Tory said in a statement. Continue reading →

While factors like socioeconomic status affect a woman’s lived experience, there are certain issues and policies that disproportionately affect women. Continue reading →

The City of London is doing its part to provide alternatives for local parents and guardians impacted by a potential strike. Continue reading →

Singh said the program would be enshrined in law so child care is available across the country, in urban, remote and rural areas. Continue reading →

Every federal party, aside from the Conservatives, have offered some form of child care coverage in their election platforms. Continue reading →

During a pledge on Monday to create up to 250,000 more child care spaces, a news release detailing a commitment to create 40,000 new spaces every year that would increase to 100,000 by the end of the next decade was given out. The Liberals have never committed to either of those — at least not publicly. Continue reading →

Trudeau says the Liberals would also cut the fees parents pay for these elementary school programs by 10 per cent. Continue reading →