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Ottawa to transfer $6-billion to Quebec to strengthen child care

Ottawa to transfer $6-billion to Quebec to strengthen child care
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Baa Baa Black Sheep is back: Ontario allowing singing, visitors in child care centres

Baa Baa Black Sheep is back: Ontario allowing singing, visitors in child care centres
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Ontario issues new coronavirus child care guidance, centres seek clarity

Ontario issues new coronavirus child care guidance, centres seek clarity
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Too good to be true — or too late? Here s what parents think of Ottawa s new child care plan

Posted: Apr 23, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 23 Amanda Aron Chimanovitch, pictured with her husband and their three children, says lower child care fees will create a win-win situation: she will be able to return to work, and the post-pandemic economy will benefit.(Ben Nelms/CBC) After a year of heightened stress for many parents, the federal government s plan to reduce child care costs across the country is, for some, a light at the end of the tunnel. Alexis Geroux says the possibility that she could pay 50 per cent less on child care by the end of next year feels too good to be true.Â

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Ontario daycares are still open but some say a shutdown may only be a matter of time

Keeping Ontario’s child-care centres open during the worsening third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic will require significant safety enhancements, including priority vaccine access for childhood educators, say workers and advocates in the sector.

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