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CCCF: What do the Federal Party’s Child Care Platforms Say About Your Profession?

FEDERAL ELECTION 2021—Canada’s Early Learning and Child Care (ELCC) Workforce#ChildcarethetimeisNOWWhat Do The Each Of The Federal Party’s Child Care Platforms Say About Your Profession?This 2021 election is important for child care as it... Read more
CCCF: Party Platforms--Summarized

What is at stake in the federal election on September 20th election? A Canada-wide child care system, which we have long supported and worked for.The ELCC funding agreements signed to date—in BC, NL, Yukon, QC, NS, PEI, MB and... Read more
ECELC Two Ways to Help - How the Liberal and Conservative Early Learning and Child Care Plans Would Affect a Calgary Family

In this brief, Rob Buschmann, Miranda Brown, and Gordon Cleveland provide an overview and analysis of the two major federal early learning and child care plans (Liberal and Conservative) and analyze their effects on early learning and... Read more

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Alberta lost one in five licensed early childhood educators during 1st year of pandemic, data shows

For seven years, Kedra Abdurahman was an early childhood educator at a daycare in Fort McMurray.She was proud of the work she did, rising through the ranks from co-op student to director. But... Read more

Freeland says COVID-19 has created a 'window of opportunity' to launch national child-care program

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said late Thursday that building a nationwide early learning and child-care system will be at the centre of the Liberal government's COVID-19 recovery plan, saying... Read more

Sounding the alarm: COVID-19's impact on Canada's precarious child care sector

Every year since 2014, the CCPA has surveyed child care fees in order to assess which Canadian cities are the most and least affordable for parents. This year’s survey does that and more: a special... Read more