Child Care
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B.C. families will save thousands per year in child-care fees, Trudeau and Eby announceA joint press conference will be held Friday morning to highlight the federal government's child-care affordability plan and its impact on B.C.CanadaDec 2
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Concordia graduate files complaint after university ‘discouraged’ breastfeeding in classJenna Crook and the Student Union Advocacy Centre filed a complaint against the university in Montreal in March. They want Concordia to create a policy that allows breastfeeding.CanadaDec 1
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Manitoba government slow to lower child-care fees: advocatesDespite promises to make changes to child-care fees, advocates say Manitoba is slow to enact those pledges.TrendingNov 30
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Advocates demand Alberta address shortage of early childhood educatorsChild care groups say during the pandemic, about 4,000 early childhood educators left the industry and never came back.CanadaNov 30
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Nova Scotia fees for licensed daycare to see further 25 per cent reduction Dec. 31Fees for Nova Scotia parents with children in regulated daycares will drop by a further 25 per cent beginning Dec. 31, the provincial and federal governments announced Monday.CanadaNov 28
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New advocacy group demands more New Brunswick child-care programsThe organization stated operators have seen a large spike in demand since New Brunswick signed a child-care agreement with the federal government last year.CanadaNov 24
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Concordia daycare lease extended to 2025 as university backtracks on closureThe university confirmed in a notice to staff and parents Wednesday that they will be extending the lease for the space in the Grey Nuns building until August 2025.EducationNov 24
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Concordia staff and students rally against university’s decision to close daycareStudents and staff at Concordia University in Montreal held a rally Friday to protest the schools decision to close a daycare next summer.CanadaNov 18
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Ontario’s $10-a-day child care plan could leave 227k without places, report warnsA review by the Financial Accountability Office of Ontario estimates demand for child care in the province is set to explode as it becomes more affordable.EducationNov 14
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92% of Ontario’s licensed child care providers opt in to $10/day programNinety-two per cent of licensed child-care operators in Ontario have signed on to the national $10-a-day child-care program.CanadaNov 7
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