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Transition, volume 31, number 4
Source:
Vanier Institute of the Family
Format:
Report
Publication Date:
1 Feb 2002
AVAILABILITY
Excerpt from abstract:
This issue looks at child care from various angles, including an overview of the evolution of Canadian child care policy, a snapshot of Québec's ambitions system, and a close-up view of one special child care organization that has served its community for ninety years. Also compared are different types of child care. Articles include: - Caring for Canada's kids by Donna McCloskey - Are we there yet? The evolving face of child care policy in Canada by Michael Krashinsky - Child care: A holistic and family-centered approach by Elsie Chan - Québec's child care model: Making family a priority by Jocelyne Tougas