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Canada to unveil emissions targets and India s grim record: In The News for April 22

Canada to unveil emissions targets and India s grim record: In The News for April 22
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National child-care program would be a blessing if Liberals can make it happen

National child-care program would be a blessing if Liberals can make it happen
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Federal budget not enough to help Calgary s economic recovery: Nenshi

Article content The first federal budget in more than two years aims to pull Canada through the pandemic, but doesn’t go far enough to help Calgary’s post-COVID recovery, Mayor Naheed Nenshi said Monday. More than $100 billion in new spending was announced in the 2021 budget for programs such as national daycare and lifelines for struggling workers and businesses. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Federal budget doesn t go far enough to help Calgary s economic recovery, city s mayor says Back to video But speaking after the budget was tabled, the mayor said several specific requests from the city weren’t fulfilled, especially as Calgary starts on a harder road to recovery than other cities.

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Future of federal child-care budget promises unclear for Alberta families

Posted: Apr 20, 2021 7:01 AM MT | Last Updated: April 20 Children s Services Minister Rebecca Schulz said the Alberta government will be pushing the federal government for flexibility on how to spend new federal funding for child care.(CBC)

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Emergency childcare available for eligible workers

Emergency childcare available for eligible workers Posted on April 17, 2021 by oshawaexpress in COVID-19, NEWS, REGION (Photo courtesy Region of Durham) Emergency child care will be available for school-aged children for eligible workers until in-person learning resumes. Due to the province’s recent announcement to close schools to in-person learning due to the rise in COVID-19 cases, elementary schools will move to remote learning on Monday, April 19. Emergency child care is available for those children of eligible workers who have no alternatives, states the region. Registered Early Childhood Educators will support school-aged children with their remote learning. Eligible child care centres are restricted to regular hours of operation.

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