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Feds blame Ontario as some daycare centres pull out of national child care program

Justin Trudeau to make child care announcement Monday

Trudeau announces $200M in child-care funding during southwest Ontario visit - London

Federal budget 2024: Invest Ottawa meets with federal minsters Sunday

Two federal ministers met with Invest Ottawa in the capital Sunday to highlight the government’s budget for 2024.

Feds trying to build up skilled trades jobs | Brockville Recorder & Times

On the heels of a federal budget that has received mixed reviews amid several affordability crisises, Canada’s Minister of Families, Children and Social Development, Jenna Sudds, was at Loyalist College Thursday to tour the facility with Loyalist President and CEO Mark Kirkpatrick.

Federal minister to speak on economic development

A federal government announcement focused on economic development will be made Thursday at Loyalist College. T.

3,600 kids on waitlist for childcare in Peterborough

3,600 children are on the city maintained centralized waitlist for licensed childcare

Less than half of daycare spaces promised by Ottawa have been created ahead of 2026 deadline

The launch of a new national daycare program fuelled high hopes among Canadian families three years ago, but new figures show Ottawa is still a long way from meeting its goal of offering affordable spaces to "all families who need it" by 2026.Despite its budget of $30 billion over five years, the federal daycare program suffers from underfunding, according to analysts, stakeholders and the Ontario government.They warn that, without additional investments, Ottawa's plan to create 250,000 new plac

Alberta daycares beginning rolling closures Tuesday

Many Alberta parents received the unwelcome news Monday night that their daycares are planning to be part of a series of rolling closures starting Tuesday.

Alberta child care facilities take part in rolling closures to protest $10-a-day program

A number of Alberta child care facilities shut their doors Tuesday, protesting what they say are problems with the $10-a-day child care program.