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Registration is now open for the AECEA Connect Virtual Wellness Conference!

This past year has been unlike any other. AECEA knows that early childhood educators have been putting their all into supporting children and families and that sometimes leads to burnout and stress. This conference is focused on educator... Read more
AECEA Statement on the 2021 Provincial Budget

On February 25, 2021, the Government of Alberta presented its 2021-2022 provincial budget. The Association of Early Childhood Educators of Alberta (AECEA) has, along with other stakeholders, reviewed the Children's Services budget to... Read more
AECEA/ALC Workforce Initiatives Proposal

In the federal government's speech from the throne on September 23, 2020, Ottawa committed to "a significant, long-term, sustained investment to create a Canada-wide early learning and child-care system.” For 2021-2022, the federal... Read more

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COVID-19 Resources

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

Building a national child-care system requires a coherent, ambitious approach

Universal, affordable and reliable child care must be part of the strategy if Canada is to recover. It cannot be piecemeal and it cannot be cheap.by Morna Ballantyne, Martha Friendly,... Read more