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Two levels of government are making $60 million of grants available for Manitoba daycares interested in fixing up infrastructure, making their programming more inclusive or retaining staff.
Manitoba families in rural and First Nations communities will be better able to access affordable child care following a $94-million total investment from the governments of Canada and Manitoba in the two phases of the ready-to-move child-care project to create a total of 1,670 new child-care spaces.
Fourteen different Manitoba communities, including two First Nations, will have new child-care facilities built in less than a year, creating more than one thousand new spaces.
Period Poverty—inability to afford menstrual products—can trigger a vicious cycle that causes barriers to education and perpetuating poverty.
The Flin Flon School Division (FFSD) will be getting a bit more money from the Manitoba government this fiscal year.