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November 16, 2023
Everett Smith had a grin so infectious his daycare staff nicknamed him "Smiley." He loved apples. His prized possession was a yellow toy school bus.
November 16, 2023
Everett Smith was just three weeks shy of his second birthday when he died in late June 2022 in the back seat of a car in Bancroft, Ont., after a family emergency changed his familys morning routine and his mom didnt realize he hadnt been dropped off at his daycare when she headed into work.
November 16, 2023
As of Jan. 1, licensed home daycares and child-care centres will need to develop a policy setting out the steps they will take when a child doesn't arrive as expected.
November 16, 2023
Safe arrival systems have long been in place in schools.
November 16, 2023
New rules for Ontario child-care operators coming into effect next year are aimed at preventing the deaths of children in hot cars.
October 6, 2023
Two dozen headstones were found toppled at the Union Cemetery in Apsley. OPP are also investigating damage to playground equipment at the Compass Early Learning and Care daycare.
October 5, 2023
Two dozen headstones were found toppled at the Union Cemetery in Apsley. OPP are also investigating damage to playground equipment at the Compass Early Learning and Care daycare.
April 14, 2021
Home /Expansion of Minden daycare complete A look inside the renovated Compass Early Learning and Care facility on Prentice Street in Minden. /Photos submitted News14 April 2021 By Chad Ingram The renovation and expansion of the Compass Early Learning and Care facility in Minden is complete and, once it is safe to do so, the daycare provider intends to invite the community to check out the building. Compass ELC received grant funding to expand the number of childcare spaces at the fac...
December 22, 2020
Compass Early Learning and Care has extended its holiday closure in the interest of safety. The closure will now run until January 11th, a move which the company says will help maintain safety for children, families and staff and the province heads into a shutdown Boxing Day. The centre says it’s also putting together plans to offer care for ‘eligible workers’ with school-aged children, which would be extended to all children after the 11th. No feed items available at this time.