In 2020, Canada embarked on a new approach to early learning and child care. The COVID-19 pandemic's impact on women's employment, families and capacity of child care services to maintain operations stimulated widespread recognition that reliable, affordable, high quality child care is essential not only for families, children and women's equality but also for Canada's economy and future prosperity. The idea that universal access to quality child care is central to our recovery from the pandemic became a key driver for building a Canada-wide early learning and child care system for all.
The 2020 Fall Economic Statement committed to “lay out the plan to provide affordable, accessible, inclusive and high-quality child care from coast to coast to coast” in the 2021 federal budget. The budget (April 19th 2021) provided a historic financial and policy commitment to early learning and child care. The $30 billion over the next five years and commitment to build a “Canada-wide, community-based system of quality child care” represents the most significant federal financial and policy commitment to child care to date. The budget accompanied the funding commitment with considerations regarding affordability, accessibility, auspice and the child care workforce.
Following the federal budget, the Government of Canada and provinces/territories began to develop agreements to set out how the Canada-wide child care system will be built.
This ISSUE file provides a variety of information pertaining to the federal budget commitments, Canada-wide developments and to each province's/territory's agreement as announcements are made and policy and advocacy tools are developed. Resources for each jurisdiction include government materials, responses and analysis from community and NGOs, media coverage and other relevant tools. An official Government of Canada page hosting the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreements [1] is available.
The Federal Budget was read on April 19, 2021.
For all budget and related documents, responses, media coverage, advocacy and policy tools see:
Federal Budget 2021: The child care budget [2]
Budget 2021: BRIEFing note [3]
Government of Canada invests in accessible and disability inclusive early learning and child care system across Canada [4]
Government of Canada, 22 June 2022
Early Learning and Child Care Agreements [1]
Government of Canada, updated 3 March 2022
A Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care Plan [5]
Government of Canada, 14 December 2021
On December 14, 2021 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland released the Government of Canada's Economic and Fiscal Update for 2021 [6]. In her remarks, Minister Freeland highlighted the federal government's continued commitment to “making life more affordable for the middle class and those working hard to join it, including through significant investments in early learning and child care that will save young families thousands of dollars a year". A new Canada-wide backgrounder [5] with a detailed table outlining the various jurisdictional agreements is available for the public.
Economic and Fiscal Update 2021 [6]
Government of Canada, 14 December 2021
Building a resilient economy: A cleaner & healthier future for our kids [7]
Government of Canada, 23 November 2021
Open letter to federal/provincial/territorial ministers with primary responsibility for early learning and child care (ELCC) [8]
Canadian Child Care Federation, 12 July 2022
Open letter to federal/provincial/territorial ministers with primary responsibility for early learning and child care [9]
Child Care Now, 11 July 2022
Ministers responsible for child care urged to make workforce crisis their first priority [10]
Child Care Now, 11 July 2022
Child Care fees on track to drop substantially in most big cities, but not all are projected to meet targets: New report [11]
Child Care Now, 10 May 2022
Game changer: Will provinces and territories meet the new federal child care fee targets? [12]
Canadian Center for Policy Alternatives, 10 May 2022
What federal budget 2022 said about early learning and child care [13]
Child Care Now, 8 April 2022
Child Care Now calls on the federal government to engage in a full public consultation process prior to tabling Canada’s first-ever federal child care law [14]
Child Care Now, 14 March 2022
Child Care Now calls on federal government to introduce a child care capital expansion program to support creation of promised 200,000 new licensed spaces [15]
Child Care Now, 15 November 2021
Child Care advocates welcome Canada-Alberta child care agreement and call on Ontario and New Brunswick governments to join effort to build Canada-wide system of early learning and child care [16]
Child Care Now, 15 November 2021
Momentum is building for a Canada-wide child-care system. Let’s keep it going [17]
First Policy Response, 13 August 2021
A $10-a-day national child care plan will mean big savings for parents [18]
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, 15 July 2021
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
What goes around comes around when it comes to for-profit child care [19]
Rabble, 7 September 2022
The coming fight for ten-dollar-a-day childcare [20]
The Breach, 25 August 2022
Child care is getting cheaper, but it's not the inflation buster Ottawa says it is [21]
Financial Post, 19 August 2022
The Canadian early childhood sector [22]
ECE Quality Ireland Podcast, 17 August 2022
Where’s your $10 daycare? How Canada’s child-care rollout is going so far [23]
Toronto Star, 14 August 2022
Federal, provincial and territorial ministers meet to mark progress and advance shared priorities in early learning and child care [24]
Newswire, 12 July 2022
Education ministers meet in B.C. to talk child care [25]
iPolitics, 11 July 2022
Families in Canada to benefit from innovative early learning and child care [26]
Newswire, 11 July 2022
How much parents benefit from the national child-care plans depends on where they live [27]
Globe and Mail, 9 July 2022
Some cities will not halve child-care fees by end of year, study finds [28]
CTV News, 10 May 2022
Child-care fees are on track to drop in some Canadian cities in 2022, says report [29]
The Globe and Mail, 10 May 2022
Child care is Trudeau Liberals’ greatest legacy, but everyone appears to have moved on [30]
The Hill Times, 25 April 2022
How does Quebec’s universal daycare work, and what can the national $10-a-day programs learn from it? [31]
Globe and Mail, 16 April 2022
The promise of $10 child care [32]
The Deep Dive, 14 April 2022
All of Canada is signed on to $10-a-day child care. When will parents see costs go down? [33]
Globe and Mail, 1 April 2022
What does the national child-care deal mean for unlicensed operators? [34]
Globe and Mail, 1 April 2022
National daycare plan is a gift to Canada’s economy that will keep giving [35]
The Star, 29 March 2022
What’s next for making $10-a-day child care a reality in Canada? [36]
The Decibel (The Globe and Mail), 30 March 2022
With daycare deals done, Liberals look to craft bill to enshrine child-care system [37]
The Star, 29 March 2022
A look at federal child-care deals signed with jurisdictions across Canada [38]
The Star, 28 March 2022
Lower daycare fees may remain years away for many parents, despite government promises [39]
Globe and Mail, 22 March 2022
National child-care deal would be transformational [40]
The Hamilton Spectator, 18 March 2022
National childcare plan great for women, society [41]
The Lindsay Advocate, 18 March 2022
Affordable child-care program providing relief for families amid rising cost of living [42]
CBC News, 2 March 2022
6-month update on national child care plan with Minister Karina Gould [43]
Today’s Parent, 16 February 2022
National child-care plan needs an extra $1.1 billion, says PBO [44]
iPolitics, 3 February 2022
Childcare is an essential service and a dysfunctional business [45]
The Local, 20 January 2022
The $30B child-care challenge: building a new program from the ground up [46]
CBC News, 1 January 2022
Canada Child Benefit still needed alongside national daycare system, minister says [47]
CP24, 28 December 2021
With child-care program Trudeau finds a model for influencing provincial policy [48]
National Post, 18 December 2021
The promise of national child care [49]
Rise Up! - A digital archive of feminist activism, 18 November 2021
Why elections matter: National child-care plan could create workplace gender equality [50]
The Conversation, 19 October 2021
Child care plan best hope for boosting Canada's economy [51]
Financial Post, 23 September 2021
$10-a-day child care made for a good campaign slogan. The hard part is turning it into an actual plan [52]
The Toronto Star, 28 September 2021
Video: Justin Trudeau and Minister Freeland discuss child-care plan in Markham, Ontario [53]
CPAC - For the Record, 17 August 2021
Provinces sign daycare funding deals with Ottawa, as federal election looms [54]
CBC The Current with Matt Galloway, 13 August 2021
Acting on the federal government’s vision of a $10-a-day national child-care system [55]
The Toronto Star, 3 August 2021
A Canada-wide system of early learning and child care [56]
Citizens for Public Justice, 30 July 2021
It will take pressure to get some provinces to sign child-care deal: Trudeau [57]
CTV News, 27 July 2021
Liberal government negotiates child-care agreements with provinces as history repeats itself [58]
The Globe and Mail, 23 July 2021
Senators urge better, affordable child-care programs [59]
iPolitics, 22 July 2021
Federal Liberals bank on urban votes with affordable child-care program [60]
The Globe and Mail, 16 July 2021
Here's how much you could save with the new child care plan [61]
Today’s Parent, 15 July 2021
How 'choice' in child care might play out in the coming federal election [62]
CBC News, 13 July 2021
Ottawa and Nova Scotia sign child-care agreement [63]
iPolitics, 13 July 2021
Article club: The promise of $10 child care [64]
The Walrus, 21 April 2022, 8 PM EDT
Join Walrus writer Sadiya Ansari, and guest speakers Anjum Sultana and Karen Muir in a conversation about Canada's $10-a-day child care program and what can be learned about doing it well and what pitfalls to be avoided.
End of year one: Building a Canada-wide system of early learning and child care [65] [Recording available]
Child Care Now, 23 March 2022, 7:00–8:15 pm EDT
Child Care Now, Childcare Resource and Research Unit, and Canadian Child Care Federation hosted a national webinar to discuss the progress on the Canada-wide early learning and child care system. The webinar addressed the challenges and opportunities ahead to build a high quality, truly accessible, affordable and inclusive system of early learning and child care in Canada.
Canada’s roadmap to affordable child care for all [66]
Child Care Now, July 2021
$10 a day child care will dramatically reduce employment barriers for parents [67]
Childcarepolicy.net, 8 December 2021
This new study by economists Gordon Cleveland and Michael Krashinsky addresses the question of whether the $10 a day program will truly improve child care affordability and reduce barriers to employment for families. The study focuses on the situation facing two parent families with one infant child and one preschooler in each of the three provinces at different possible levels of income. The authors’ main conclusion is that the $10 a day program can and should dramatically change child care affordability and make employment a worthwhile option for many caregiving parents. The authors also note that some kind of sliding scale needs to be included to ensure that low-income families are not disadvantaged.
Frequently Asked Questions about Canada’s historic federal budget 2021 and its plans to build a Canada-wide child care system [68]
Canadian Child Care Federation, 21 September 2021
The Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on July 28, 2021.
The agreement [69] and action plan [70] are available online.
$10 a day child care for families in Newfoundland and Labrador [71]
Office of the Prime Minister, 28 July 2021
Federal-Provincial action plan on early learning and child care released [72]
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, 28 July 2021
Governments of Canada and Newfoundland and Labrador provide update on pre-kindergarten and the early learning and child care action plan [73]
Governments of Newfoundland and Canada, 9 March 2022
Measures to support recruitment and address staff shortages in early learning and child care sector [74]
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, 25 November 2021
Newfoundland and Labrador sign child care agreement with Federal government [75]
Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), 30 July 2021
Government of Canada child care agreement will bring $10 a day child care to Newfoundland and Labrador in 2023 [76]
Child Care Now, 28 July 2021
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of the signing of the Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement with Newfoundland and Labrador [77]
Government of Canada, 28 July 2022
More than affordability: N.L. childcare report suggests improvements that consider [78]
Saltwire, 27 April 2022
Premier Furey, there’s an elephant in the childcare classroom [79]
Saltwire, 4 April 2022
Government recruiting early childhood educators to meet future demand [80]
VOCM, 10 March 2022
Provincial and federal governments to provide update on child care [81]
Governments of Newfoundland and Canada, 9 March 2022
Parents say child care in N.L. is verging on a crisis. Will the new government deal change that? [82]
CBC News, 29 July 2021
Does Newfoundland and Labrador have enough educators and daycares to match the $10-per-day child care demand? [83]
Saltwire, 28 July 2021
$10-a-day N.L. child care expected by 2023 with $347M federal-provincial agreement [84]
CBC News, 28 July 2021
Deal in works with Ottawa for $10-a-day child care, Tom Osborne says [85]
NTV, 18 July 2021
Advocates hoping for deal with federal government for less expensive child care [86]
VOCM, 15 July 2021
Newfoundland and Labrador public consultations [87]
Child Care Now, 11 August 2021
Canada – Newfoundland and Labrador Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2017-2020 [88]
The Canada-Prince Edward Island Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on July 27, 2021.
The agreement [89] and action plan [90] are available online.
$10 a day child care for families in Prince Edward Island [91]
Office of the Prime Minister, 27 July 2021
$10 a day child care for families in Prince Edward Island [92]
Government of Prince Edward Island, 27 July 2021
Parent fee reductions coming January 1 [93]
Government of Prince Edward Island, 22 December 2021
Early learning and child care investments [94]
Government of Prince Edward Island, 28 July 2021
Child care advocates applaud PEI child care agreement–the first reached with a provincial Conservative government [95]
Child Care Now, 27 July 2021
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
$10/day day care on track on P.E.I., says director [96]
CBC News, 15 July 2022
First year of P.E.I.'s public pre-kindergarten program draws fewer kids than expected [97]
CBC News, 16 May 2022
Video: PM Justin Trudeau makes a child-care announcement in Charlottetown [98]
Government of Canada and Government of Prince Edwards Island, 27 July 2021
Ottawa and P.E.I. sign child-care agreement [99]
iPolitics, 27 July 2021
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces P.E.I. latest province to sign on to $10 a day childcare plan [100]
SaltWire, 27 July 2021
Ottawa, P.E.I. strike new child-care deal aiming for $10 daily fees within 3 years [101]
CBC News, 28 July 2021
P.E.I. in talks for $10-a-day daycare deal, spokesperson says [102]
CBC News, 13 July 2021
Federal childcare agreement imminent, says P.E.I. minister [103]
Saltwire, 13 July 2021
As advocacy and policy tools become available, information will be updated.
The Canada-Nova Scotia Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on July 13, 2021.
On August 17, 2021, the Progressive Conservatives won a majority in a general election. The new government said they would continue with the previous Liberal government child care agreement with the federal government.
The agreement [106] and action plan [107] are available online.
Nova Scotian families to benefit from early learning and child care agreement [108]
Office of the Prime Minister of Canada, 13 July 2021
Federal-provincial agreement will transform child care, reduce costs for families [109]
Nova Scotia Premier’s Office, 13 July 2021
Canada-Nova Scotia early learning and child care agreement [110]
Government of Nova Scotia, 13 July 2021
Nova Scotia child care transformation: Information for families [111]
Government of Nova Scotia, 1 June 2022
More Nova Scotia families will have access to licensed early learning and child care [112]
Government of Nova Scotia, 1 June 2022
Province creates team to advise on child care transformation [113]
Government of Nova Scotia, 20 May 2022
Province provides stable funding to child-care centres, additional one-time grant [114]
Government of Nova Scotia, 18 February 2022
Child care that cares for everyone [115]
Government of Nova Scotia, 18 February 2022
Nova Scotia families to save hundreds each month in child care fees [116]
Office of the Prime Minister of Canada, 14 January 2022
Province moves to reduce child-care fees by 25 per cent [117]
Government of Nova Scotia, 14 January 2022
Province moves ahead on Canada-wide early learning and child-care system [118]
Government of Nova Scotia, 15 October 2021
Excellence in early childhood education: Nova Scotia’s workforce strategy for early childhood educators [119]
Government of Nova Scotia, 13 July 2021
Nova Scotia child care system building must stay on track [120]
Child Care Now - Nova Scotia, 10 May 2022
Advocates in Nova Scotia call for proper compensation and benefits for early childhood educators [121]
Child Care Now, 16 March 2022
National child care advocacy group weighs in on Province's daycare plan [122]
CBC Radio - Information Morning, 20 January 2022
Child Care Now Nova Scotia reacts to results of the provincial election [123]
Child Care Now Nova Scotia, 23 August 2021
On the right track: Reflections on the federal-provincial bilateral agreement on early learning and child care in Nova Scotia [124]
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Nova Scotia, 14 July 2021
Government of Canada’s child care agreement with Nova Scotia [125]
Child Care Now, 13 July 2021
Child Care Now N.S. reacts to the monumentally significant agreement [126]
Child Care Now - Nova Scotia, 13 July 2021
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
Taking the profit out of child care [127]
Spring Magazine, 8 September 2022
N.S. daycare operators say sector in crisis because of staff shortages, rising costs [128]
CBC News, 17 August 2022
Nova Scotia ECE wages and retention top agenda of upcoming meeting [129]
Global News, 9 August 2022
Incorrect information sends some private N.S. child-care operators into 'tailspin' [130]
CBC News, 21 July 2022
'Morale is at an all-time low': Staffing shortages hit N.S. daycares as province expands public system [131]
CTV News, 17 July 2022
N.S. early childhood educator works 2 jobs to survive while waiting for promised wage increase [132]
CBC News, 16 July 2022
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of the signing of the Canada-wide early learning and child care agreement with Nova Scotia [133]
Newswire, 13 July 2022
Compensation package for early childhood educators expected to be ready by this fall [134]
CBC News, 26 April 2022
Des garderies réduisent leurs services à cause d’un manque de personnel en N.-É. [135]
Le Progrès de Coaticook, 26 April 2022
Some Nova Scotia daycares reducing services to deal with labour shortages [136]
The Globe and Mail, 26 April 2022
Child-care fees in Nova Scotia to drop by 25 per cent Friday [137]
CBC News, 31 March 2022
Halifax daycare closing due to government plans for sector, says owner [138]
CBC News, 11 March 2022
More funding on the way for child care centres as the province moves towards $10 a day child care [139]
Halifax Examiner , 18 February 2022
Private child-care operators seeking clarity about future role in N.S. systems [140]
Saltwire, 13 February 2022
Nova Scotia’s shift to publicly funded early learning and child care won’t be easy, but it’s critical [141]
The Conversation, 25 January 2022
National child care advocacy group weighs in on Province's daycare plan [122]
CBC Radio - Information Morning, 20 January 2022
Nova Scotia's private daycares facing tough decisions [142]
CBC News, 17 January 2022
Nova Scotia child-care fees to be reduced ahead of schedule [143]
CBC News, 14 January 2022
With a Liberal government returning to Ottawa, N.S. premier expects child-care deal to stand [144]
CBC News, 21 September 2021
Fate of Nova Scotia's $10-a-day child-care deal hinges on federal election [145]
CBC News, 5 September 2021
Child-care program will create hundreds of new jobs — but who will staff them? [146]
CBC News, 16 July 2021
Thinking out loud with Sheldon MacLeod: An expert perspective on the childcare announcement [147]
Saltwire, 15 July 2021
N.S. child-care fees to drop to $10 a day by 2026 under new $605M deal [148]
CBC News, 13 July 2021
N.S. becomes second province to sign on to federal Liberals’ child care subsidy plan [149]
The Star, 13 July 2021
Ottawa and Nova Scotia sign child-care agreement [63]
iPolitics, 13 July 2021
Trudeau calls NS child care funding key to 'a feminist recovery' from COVID [150]
The Coast, 13 July 2021
Nova Scotia’s plan to transform early learning and child care in the province [151]
Child Care Now, 19 January 2022
Child Care Now - Nova Scotia public consultation submission [152]
Child Care Now - Nova Scotia, 28 June 2021
Open letter: Recommendations for building an early learning and child care system in Nova Scotia [153]
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives - Nova Scotia, 25 June 2021
Canada – Nova Scotia Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2017-2020 [154]
Canada – Nova Scotia Early Learning and Child Care Agreement – 2020-2021 [155]
The Canada-New Brunswick Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on December 13, 2021.
The agreement [156] and action plan [157] are available online.
$10-a-day child care for families in New Brunswick [158]
Office of the Prime Minister of Canada, 13 December 2021
Families to receive more affordable child care through $544-million agreement [159]
Government of New Brunswick, 13 December 2021
Canada-New Brunswick Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement: New Brunswick Action Plan 2021-2023 [160]
Government of New Brunswick & Government of Canada, 23 March 2022
Child Care Now on Canada-NB Canada-Wide Child Care Agreement [161]
Child Care Now, 13 December 2021
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
Happy parents, stressed daycare operators on first day of half-price child care [162]
CBC News, 1 June 2022
New Brunswick asks daycares to pause creation of subsidized spaces until November [163]
Global News, 19 May 2022
Daycare fees in N.B. to be cut in half by June [164]
CBC News, 25 April 2022
Trudeau, Higgs promise $10-a-day child care across New Brunswick within next 5 years [165]
Global News, 13 December 2021
Trudeau, Higgs promise $10-a-day child care across New Brunswick within next 5 years [165]
Global News, 13 December 2021
New Brunswick signs onto $10-a-day child-care deal with Ottawa [166]
CBC News, 13 December 2021
Garderies à 10 $ : Des clauses spéciales pour les francophones, assure Trudeau [167]
ONFR+, 13 December 2021
PM unveils $10/day daycare deal with New Brunswick [168]
iPolitics, 13 December 2021
Garderie à 10 $:Le fédéral annoncera une entente avec le N.-B. et les T.N.-O. [169]
CBC News, 10 December 2021
Improving child care in New Brunswick: Another step towards a universal system [170]
NB Media Co-op, 15 November 2021
Affordable child-care agreement on the horizon, Higgs says [171]
CBC News, 22 September 2021
Childcare provider optimistic New Brunswick will eventually sign onto cheaper daycare plan [172]
Global News, 28 July 2021
What $10 a day in child-care costs could mean for parents if N.B. signs up for federal plan [173]
CBC News, 19 July 2021
Daycare operators hope $10-per-day childcare deal can be struck in New Brunswick [174]
Global News, 15 July 2021
As advocacy and policy tools become available, information will be updated.
The Canada-Quebec - 2021 to 2026 Asymmetrical Agreement on the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Component was signed on August 5, 2021.
The agreement [177] and action plan [178] are available online.
New agreement to strengthen the early learning and child care system in Quebec [179]
Prime Minister of Canada, 5 August 2021
Nouvelle entente pour renforcer le système de services d'apprentissage et de garde des jeunes enfants du Québec [180]
Gouvernement du Québec, 5 August 2021
An Act to amend the Educational Childcare Act to improve access to the educational childcare services network and complete its development [181]
National Assembly of Québec, 2021
L’égalité des chances pour tous les tout-petits [182]
Collectif petite enfance, 22 October 2021
Un accès pour toutes les familles…enfin! [183]
Association québécoise des centres de la petite enfance (AQCPE), 21 October 2021
Canada-Quebec agreement signed; wage negotiations underway [184]
Child Care Now, 8 August 2021
Réseau des services de garde éducatifs à l’enfance du Québec: Un tournant historique [185]
Association québécoise des centres de la petite enfance (AQCPE), 5 August 2021
C’est maintenant qu’il faut créer des places et améliorer les conditions des travailleuses en services de garde [187]
Confédération des syndicats nationaux, 5 August 2021
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
Quebec governing party says they will subsidize all non-subsidized daycare spots if re-elected [188]
The Globe and Mail, 19 August 2022
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of the signing of the Canada-Quebec Asymmetrical Agreement on the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Component [189]
Newswire, 5 August 2022
Futures éducatrices: première hausse des inscriptions au DEC depuis 2014 [190]
La Tribune, 4 May 2022
Formation en petite enfance: le temps presse pour recrute [191]
TVA Nouvelles, 29 April 2022
Création de places en garderies: Québec rate sa cible [192]
La Presse, 26 April 2022
Le besoin de 17 800 éducatrices «nettement sous-évalué» [193]
Le Soleil, 30 October 2021
Services de garde: 48 mois pour intégrer les personnes non reconnues [194]
iHeartRadio, 27 October 2021
Plan pour les garderies: Excellent, avec 17 800 bémols [195]
La Presse, 22 October 2021
A spot for every child: for the first time, Quebec daycare will be a guarantee under new overhaul [196]
CTV News, 21 October 2021
Quebec to invest $3B in daycare system, create 37,000 more subsidized spots by 2025 [197]
CBC News, 21 October 2021
Pour les 37 000 places en garderie, ça prendra près de 18 000 nouvelles éducatrices [198]
Le Soleil, 21 October 2021
Qualité des soins en services de garde: Un enjeu négligé au Québec [199]
Policy Options, 17 August 2021
Garderies et centres de la petite enfance: Ottawa va transférer 6 milliards de dollars à Québec [200]
98.5 FM, 5 August 2021
Un investissement fédéral «sans condition» pour les garderies québécoises [201]
Le Devoir, 6 August 2021
Ottawa aime les CPE. Au tour de Québec… [202]
La Presse, 9 August 2021
Ottawa announces $6 billion transfer to Quebec aimed at strengthening child care [203]
The Toronto Star, 5 August 2021
Quebec and Ottawa reach agreement on financing daycare centres [204]
Montreal Gazette, 3 August 2021
Qualité des soins en services de garde: Un enjeu négligé au Québec [199]
Policy Options, 17 August 2021
The Canada-Ontario Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on March 28, 2022.
The agreement [206] and action plan [207] are available online.
Video: Premier Ford makes an announcement in Brampton [208]
Office of the Premier of Ontario via YouTube, 28 March 2022
$10-a-day child care for families in Ontario [209]
Office of the Prime Minister of Canada, 28 March 2022
$13.2 billion child care deal will lower fees for families [210]
Government of Ontario, 28 March 2022
Addendum to Ontario child care and EarlyON child and family centres service management and funding guideline (2022) [211]
Government of Ontario - Ministry of Education, April 2022
Backgrounder: Ontario’s child care action plan puts families first [212]
Government of Ontario, 28 March 2022
The national child care plan: Childhood, disability and inclusion [213]
Early Childhood Resource Teacher Network of Ontario, 26 May 2022, 6:30-8:00pm EDT
Fact sheet: CWELCC wage improvement funds [214]
Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care & Association of Early Childhood Educators, 24 May 2022
Roadmap to universal child care in Ontario [215]
Association of Early Childhood Educators of Ontario and Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, 12 July 2021
ECEs and Child Care Workers are worth more: May 1st Toronto Child Care Brigade [216]
Toronto Community for Better Child Care, Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario & Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, 1 May 2022, 11:30 AM–3 PM
The federal child care plan: Your questions answered [217]
Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care & Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario, 29 March 2022
A workforce at breaking point - Rising up [218]
Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario and Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, 15 March 2022
Urgent action needed on child care safety and viability [219]
Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, 25 January 2022
Petition: Tell Ford and Lecce to sign the child care agreement [220]
Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, 21 Sep 2021
Imagine: Universal child care for all [221]
Canadian Union of Public Employees - Ontario, 19 August 2021
Ontario joins the rest of Canada with new child care agreement [222]
People for Education, 8 April 2022
Ontario joins Canada-wide early learning and child care system [223]
Child Care Now, 5 April 2022
Child care advocates celebrate the signing of thirteen Canada-wide early learning and child care agreements [224]
Child Care Now, 28 March 2022
Ontario child care advocates celebrate hard-won victory with signing Canada-Ontario child care agreement; Call for stronger child care workforce strategy [225]
Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario, Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care & Canadian Union of Public Employees Ontario, 28 March 2022
Ontario signs on to national child care agreement [226]
Ontario Municipal Social Services Association, 28 March 2022
Ontario and Canada sign agreement for early years and child care [227]
Association of Municipalities Ontario, 28 March 2022
Child care deal marks a generational turning point for Canadian families [228]
Unifor, 28 March 2022
Whatever happened to affordable childcare? [229]
CBC Radio, 5 October 2022
National child care doesn’t include businesses run for profit [230]
Toronto Star, 5 October 2022
Majority of licensed child care providers showing interest in subsidized system [231]
The Wellington Advertiser, 5 October 2022
How intense pressure from for-profit daycares has transformed Ontario’s rollout of $10-a-day child care — and sparked a political standoff [232]
Toronto Star, 2 October 2022
Naureen Rizvi to Ford and Lecce: Stop the erosion of public accountability and wage cap in child care rules [233]
Unifor, 28 September 2022
Ontario weakened its $10-a-day child care funding rules. Now the federal government is demanding answers [234]
The Star, 23 September 2022
Four district child care centers enroll in nation-wide program [235]
Northern News, 21 September 2022
Kingston, Ont. Montessori opting out of $10-a-day daycare over funding concerns [236]
CTV News Ottawa, 14 September 2022
Only 22 per cent of Ottawa child care centres have registered for $10-a-day program [237]
CTV News, 14 September 2022
Ontario parents, daycare operators confused by province’s child-care subsidy rollout [238]
The Globe and Mail, 13 September 2022
McMurrich/Monteith candidates on daycare [239]
North Bay Nipissing, 12 September 2022
Child-care costs in Parry Sound district decreasing under new program [240]
Parry Sound North Star, 12 September 2022
Lower child care costs coming for Waterloo Catholic kindergarteners in January: WCDSB [241]
Global News, 29 August 2022
25% discount for licenced home daycares by Waterloo Region [242]
Global News, 25 August 2022
Region approves rate cut for licensed home childcare [243]
CityNews Kitchener, 25 August 2022
Simcoe County childcare operators concerned about opting-in to Ontario's $10-a-day program [244]
CTV News Barrie, 23 August 2022
$10-a-day before- and after-care coming for kindergarteners in Waterloo public schools [245]
Global News, 22 August 2022
Operators not all on board yet with Ontario’s new $10/day child care [246]
The Peterborough Examiner, 18 August 2022
Carolyn Ferns, Policy Coordinator, Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, tells Moore In The Morning why the province has to extend the deadline for operators to opt-in to the $10-daycare program [247]
Newstalk1010, 18 August 2022
Local response rate to $10/day childcare 'pretty good' [248]
Guelph Today, 18 August 2022
Ontario extending $10/day child-care opt-in deadline in hopes of more operators [249]
CBC News, 17 August 2022
Ontario extending $10/day child-care opt-in deadline to get more operators to apply [250]
CTV News, 17 August 2022
Sudbury parents seeing day care relief as city opts for provincial plan early [251]
CBC News, 17 August 2022
Hundreds of GTA daycare operators have not opted into $10/day childcare as deadline looms [252]
CityNews Toronto, 16 August 2022
Fewer than 10 child-care centres in Kingston, Ont. have opted into $10-a-day program [253]
Global News, 16 August 2022
Daycares have two weeks left to opt into $10 a day program. Here is where things stand [254]
CP24, 15 August 2022
Huron County receives updates on child care costing [255]
Blackburn News, 15 August 2022
Half of London daycares ready to offer $10-a-day program [256]
CBC News, 10 August 2022
Making child care more affordable, accessible and inclusive for families [257]
Muskoka411, 4 August 2022
On affordable child care, Ontario’s non-profit programs are leading the way [258]
Toronto Star, 2 August 2022
Most Waterloo region child-care centres expected to opt into $10 a day program, region says [259]
CBC News, 28 July 2022
Time running out for non-profit daycare. '50 spots will disappear' when University of Ottawa demolishes building [260]
Ottawa Citizen, 27 July 2022
Local child-care operators set to opt in to $10-a-day plan [261]
The Record, 23 July 2022
Many child care centres seeking more info on $10-a-day program [262]
Guelph Today, 21 July 2022
Only 17% of Toronto's licensed for-profit daycares have signed onto the $10-a-day program so far [263]
CBC News, 21 July 2022
Only 1 out of 65 childcare providers in Waterloo region have signed on to $10-a-day plan [264]
CTV News, 20 July 2022
London opens application for $10-a-day child-care funding [265]
Global News, 18 July 2022
For parents, big child-care savings. For caregivers, 'a leap of faith' [266]
Sudbury Star, 15 July 2022
London begins rollout of $10-a-day child-care program next week [267]
CBC, 14 July 2022
Ontario child-care rebates starting to roll out but program remains a 'patchwork' [268]
Global News, 12 July 2022
Most Toronto childcare centres have not yet signed on to $10-a-day care. Here’s why [269]
CTV News, 8 July 2022
Video: Will Ontario ever see $10 a day childcare? [270]
CTV News Toronto at Six Podcast, 8 July 2022
Ontario’s for-profit child-care owners demonstrate why they can’t be trusted to build Canada’s $10-a-day child-care system [271]
The Star, 5 July 2022
As deadline to opt into $10-a-day child-care program looms, Ontario participation lags [272]
Global News, 4 July 2022
This Toronto daycare doesn’t plan to offer $10-a-day child care under the new federal program. Instead, it’s hiking its prices [273]
The Star, 3 July 2022
'We just don’t have clear information': Nearly 250 GTA child care centres have applied for $10 a day program [274]
CTV News, 3 July 2022
If getting your child-care rebate seems like a mess, that’s because, behind the scenes, it is [275]
Toronto Star, 29 June 2022
More than 155 daycares in Toronto have applied for the national child care program [276]
Toronto Star, 24 June 2022
Ontario’s child-care agreement is poised to fail low-income children and families [277]
The Conversation, 20 June 2022
When will childcare fees be reduced in the GTA? This is how each municipality plans to administer the $10-a-day program [278]
CTV News, 18 June 2022
The Ontario government said child care rebates would start in May. In the GTA, most municipalities haven't even begun accepting applications yet [279]
CP24, 17 June 2022
Child care costs set to come down to $10-per-day by 2025 for parents of young children: Here's what you need to know [280]
The Star, 10 June 2022
Daycare operators wary about opting-in to $10/day child-care program [281]
CityNews, 9 June 2022
'It keeps me up at night': Child-care providers in Ontario unsure if they will opt in to federal plan [282]
National Post, 8 June 2022
Still waiting for lower cost child care on Hamilton Mountain [283]
The Spec, 26 May 2022
Ontario families may have to wait for child-care rebates [284]
CityNews, 18 May 2022
Ontario child care rebates were supposed to begin in May. That may not happen. [285]
CBC News, 18 May 2022
Child care fees in Richmond second highest in Canada: Think tank [286]
Richmond News, 13 May 2022
Ontario parents could wait months for savings due to delayed child-care deal, advocates say [287]
CBC News, 7 May 2022
Why parents with kids in childcare in Ontario may be waiting until the end of the year for their rebates [288]
CBC Metro Morning, 3 May 2022
Early childhood educators among those calling for increased pay at May Day event in Hamilton [289]
CBC News, 1 May 2022
Ontario parents and daycare operators confused about when fees will drop [290]
Globe and Mail, 30 April 2022
In Ontario, quality national childcare just suffered a major setback [291]
Jacobin, 29 April 2022
Finding child care with flexible hours 'a real challenge for families' says advocate [292]
Newmarket Today, 25 April 2022
County receiving $8.75 million from federal-provincial child care agreement [293]
The Wellington Advertiser, 21 April 2022
Council asks consultant to find ways to mandate child-care spots in new developments [294]
Collingwood Today, 21 April 2022
‘I'm so glad that it finally came true’: Sudbury daycare operator applauds deal to reduce fees [295]
Sudbury.com, 17 April 2022
Brampton Mayor Brown promises to honour Liberal $10-a-day child care agreement [296]
Insauga.com, 14 April 2022
What Ontario's child-care deal means for 'frustrated' parents: 'The system is broken' [297]
Yahoo Style, 13 April 2022
$10 childcare attractive to parents, but industry needs to attract more ECEs [298]
Chatham-Kent This Week, 12 April 2022
‘It’s about time’: Peel parents and child-care providers welcome $10-a-day deal, but questions remain [299]
The Star, 11 April 2022
Subsidized daycare: A big win for families facing food insecurity [300]
The Intelligencer, 1 April 2022
Longer waiting lists and possible staff shortages: child care industry braces for change [301]
Guelph Today, 31 March 2022
Who’s not going to benefit from Ontario’s new subsidised daycare plan? [302]
Ottawa Morning with Robyn Bresnahan, 31 March 2022
What difference will $10-a-day childcare make? [303]
CBC Radio - Ontario Today, 30 March 2022
Daycare operators and advocates skeptical about childcare deal as industry faces worker shortage [304]
CBC Radio - Metro Morning, 30 March 2022
Child care wages [305]
CBC Radio - Afternoon Drive, 29 March 2022
Raise their pay or face shortage of workers to staff Ontario's new daycare spaces, advocates warn [306]
CBC News, 29 March 2022
Ontario Minister of Education on coming to a deal with federal government on national childcare plan [307]
CBC Radio - Metro Morning, 29 March 2022
Holdout Ontario signs on to Trudeau's $10-a-day daycare plan [308]
Saltwire, 29 March 2022
Child-care deal touted as jobs game-changer for women [309]
London Free Press, 29 March 2022
Video: Feds and Ontario sign deal for $10/day child care by 2025 [310]
Global News, 29 March 2022
'A game changer': Ottawa families react to new child-care deal [311]
CTV News, 29 March 2022
Ontario deal on $10-a-day child care was worth the wait: Doug Ford [312]
Londoner, 29 March 2022
With daycare deals done, Liberals look to craft bill to enshrine child-care system [37]
The Star, 29 March 2022
Ontario’s child-care deal a ‘positive’ step, but staffing needs attention: Advocates [313]
Global News, 28 March 2022
How Doug Ford and Justin Trudeau made a deal for $10 daycare [314]
The Star, 28 March 2022
City memo outlines steps to reducing child care to $10 a day [315]
Ottawa Citizen, 28 March 2022
Opinion: On child care, don’t make the perfect the enemy of the good [316]
The Star, 28 March 2022
Advocates happy with child-care deal, still seeking increased pay for ECE workers [317]
CTV News, 28 March 2022
Child-care deal for Ontario ‘happy news’ for families, but will there be enough spots? [318]
The Star, 28 March 2022
Justin Trudeau’s $24 billion child-care program wins over final holdout Ontario [319]
Bloomberg, 28 March 2022
‘Historic moment’ in Canada as Ontario strikes deal for $10-a-day childcare [320]
The Guardian, 28 March 2022
‘Historic moment’ – DSSAB, others applaud child-care deal [321]
North Bay Nugget, 28 March 2022
Ontario inks federal child-care deal, retroactive rebates to begin in May [322]
CTV News, 28 March 2022
Ontario signs on to long-awaited federal $10-a-day child-care deal [323]
The Globe and Mail, 28 March 2022
Podcast: Ontario reaches $10-a-day child-care deal with federal government [324]
The Kelly Cutrara Show, 28 March 2022
Ontario parents to get rebates in May under child-care deal [325]
Recorder & Times, 28 March 2022
Podcast: Ontario childcare deal [326]
Toronto Today with Greg Brady, 28 March 2022
What does Canada’s $10 child care program mean for you? [327]
The Star, 28 March 2022
Ontario reaches $13.2 billion child-care deal: Here's what parents need to know [328]
CBC News, 28 March 2022
No good reason for Ontario to delay signing child-care agreement [329]
Policy Options,11 February 2022
$10-a-day child care would move GTA families closer to a thriving wage [330]
Wellesley Institute, 6 January 2022
Quinte West supports national child care program resolution [331]
Quinte News, 7 February 2022
Ford punishing Ontario parents [332]
Canadian Labour Congress, 24 January 2022
Editorial: Ontario and Ottawa need to stop posturing and make a deal on child care [333]
Toronto Star, 16 November 2021
Child Care advocates welcome Canada-Alberta child care agreement and call on Ontario and New Brunswick governments to join effort to build Canada-wide system of early learning and child care [16]
Child Care Now, 15 November 2021
Ontario’s Fall Economic Statement ignores the child care crisis in Ontario [334]
Canadian Union of Public Employees, 5 November 2021
While the Ford government delays and distracts, child care advocates call for system overhaul; Ontario must make child care a right [335]
Canadian Union of Public Employees, 26 October 2021
Sign the Ontario bilateral child care agreement with the federal government [336]
Ontario Chamber of Commerce, Ontario Nonprofit Network & YWCA Toronto, 18 October 2021
Ontario’s big city mayors call on proof of vaccination and child care plan [337]
Ontario’s Big City Mayors, 13 August 2021
Child Care Now (Ottawa) and CUPE 2204 joint statement on council support for universal child care [338]
Child Care Now (Ottawa), 6 August 2021
Guelph and Ontario chambers encourage collaborative approach to implement Canada-wide child care system [339]
Ontario Chamber of Commerce, 5 Aug 2021
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
Ontario reaches $10-a-day child-care deal with federal government: sources [340]
CBC News, 27 March 2022
Trudeau and Ford to sign $10-a-day child care deal Monday [341]
The Star, 27 March 2022
Ontario signs $10.2 billion child care deal with federal government: sources [342]
CP24, 27 March 2022
Insiders say Ottawa may add millions in funding to convince Ontario to join national day-care program [343]
The Star, 25 March 2022
Peel region needs 40,000 new spaces if Ontario agrees to $10 per day childcare deal [344]
Global News, 18 March 2022
ECEs call for a provincial child care workforce strategy, including a $25 minimum wage, to address Ontario’s growing child care worker shortage [345]
Financial Post, 15 March 2022
Where is Ontario's childcare deal? [346]
Good Morning Hamilton on Omny.fm, 9 March 2022
How Ontario did — and didn’t — approach a child-care deal [347]
iPolitics, 9 March 2022
Ontario submits child-care plan just ahead of looming deadline [348]
Global News, 8 March 2022
'New phase of negotiations:' Ontario close to landing $10/day childcare deal [349]
CTV News, 8 March 2022
Child-care deal with Ottawa ‘may take some time,’ Ontario education minister says [350]
Global News, 8 February 2022
Child care deal should put priority on not-for-profit services [351]
Toronto Star, 7 February 2022
Insiders say Ontario is ‘very close’ to deal for $10-a-day child care [352]
Toronto Star, 25 January 2022
Ontario now alone in not signing federal child-care deal, opposition says parents 'paying the price' [353]
CBC News, 25 January 2022
Nunavut signs on to child care plan [354]
CTV News, 24 January 2022
Ontario now the only province or territory without a child-care deal with Ottawa [355]
Global News, 24 January 2022
Ontario parents paying the price for Ford’s solitary stand on childcare costs [356]
The Hamilton Spectator, 10 January 2022
New Brunswick gets a $10-a-day daycare deal, leaving Ontario as the lone holdout [357]
Toronto Star, 10 December 2021
Ontario needs a child-care deal [358]
The Hamilton Spectator, 8 December 2021
Ford’s delay on child care deal with Ottawa hurts families [359]
Toronto Star, 7 December 2021
Education minister says feds now have Ontario's 'full complete financials' amid dispute over child-care funding [360]
CP24, 7 December 2021
Hurry up, Kathleen Wynne tells Tories as negotiations for child-care funding continue with Ottawa [361]
Toronto Star, 29 November 2021
Negotiations underway over Ontario child care costs [362]
CTV News Toronto, 24 November 2021
Ottawa, Ontario draw lines in the sandbox before child-care talks [363]
iPolitics, 23 November 2021
Ontario, feds to hold child-care negotiations Wednesday: Lecce [364]
Global News, 23 November 2021
Insiders say Ottawa and Ontario officials will meet next week to hammer out a daycare deal [365]
Toronto Star, 19 November 2021
As Alberta signs the federal agreement, everyone is asking: Where is Ontario’s child care plan? [366]
Toronto Star, 17 November 2021
Video: Pressure mounts for Ontario child care deal with feds [367]
CP24, 15 November 2021
Ford asks municipalities not to seek own child-care deals amid federal talks [368]
The National Post, 10 November 2021
Ontario municipalities consider direct talks with Ottawa on cheaper child care [369]
Global News, 9 November 2021
'It's time' for Ontario to sign on to national child-care deal, says Minister of Families [370]
CBC, 27 October 2021
Advocates, organizations call for provincial plan to end Ontario’s ‘she-cession’ [371]
Global News, 26 October 2021
Advocates call on Premier Ford to include decent work, expansion of non-profit spaces in Ontario’s child care agreement with the federal government [372]
Business Wire, 21 October 2021
Ontario remains holdout for federal daycare plan [373]
CBC News: The National, 12 October 2021
'It's not enough': Money at the heart of child-care disagreement between Ontario and Ottawa, sources say [374]
CBC News, 12 October 2021
Province must be a willing partner in child-care program [375]
Toronto Star, 12 October 2021
Prince Edward County council supporting national childcare program [376]
QuinteNews, 12 October 2021
Has the pandemic really changed Doug Ford? A decent child-care deal would be a start in proving it [377]
Toronto Star, 8 October 2021
Entente sur les garderies à 10 $: Les parents franco-ontariens s’impatientent [378]
ONFR+, 7 October 2021
Local groups say affordable housing, childcare should be priorities for re-elected Beaches-East York MP Erskine-Smith [379]
Beach Metro, 5 October 2021
'No reason to wait:' Liberal leader questions Ford's commitment to affordable childcare [380]
CP24, 4 October 2021
Ottawa and Ontario inch toward child-care deal [381]
iPolitics, 28 September 2021
Doug Ford needs to sign a child care deal for Ontario’s parents and economy [382]
The Star, 22 September 2021
Ontario wants deal with feds on national childcare plan but no timeline as of yet: Ford [383]
CP24, 22 September 2021
Ontario open to child care deal with federal Liberals, with some flexibility: Lecce [384]
CP24, 16 August 2021
Editorial: Doug Ford must seize this child-care opportunity [385]
The Star, 12 August 2021
Ontario should sign on to Ottawa’s $10-a-day child care plan [386]
The Toronto Star, 10 August 2021
Cities pressure Ontario to join national child-care plan [387]
iPolitics, 22 July 2021
Opinion: As a federal child-care plan moves ahead, Doug Ford risks Ontario being left behind [388]
Toronto Star, 18 July 2021
Opinion: Can Trudeau, Ford cut a deal on child care? [389]
The Globe and Mail, 15 July 2021
The Canada-Manitoba Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on August 9th, 2021.
The agreement [392] and action plan [393] are available online.
$10 a day child care for families in Manitoba [394]
Government of Canada, 9 August 2021
$10 a day child care for families in Manitoba [395]
Government of Manitoba, 9 August 2021
Child care funding agreement [396]
Government of Manitoba, 9 August 2021
Canada, Manitoba allocate $8.1 million to fund over 3,100 child care spaces across the province [397]
Government of Manitoba, 27 June 2022
Canada and Manitoba commit nearly $37 million to support wage equity in the early learning and child-care sector [398]
Governments of Canada and Manitoba, 27 June 2022
Lower child care fees for Manitoba families [399]
Office of the Prime Minister of Canada, 3 February 2022
Canada and Manitoba make child care more affordable for low and middle-income families [400]
Government of Manitoba, 3 February 2022
Manitoba publishes early learning and child-care agreement with federal government [401]
Government of Manitoba, 21 December 2021
MCCA media release – Canada-Manitoba ELCC Agreement – One year later [402]
Manitoba Child Care Association, 9 August 2022
Susan Prentice on Manitoba subsidy announcement [403]
University of Manitoba Political Studies, 8 February 2022
Historic Canada-Manitoba early learning & child care agreement signed [404]
Manitoba Child Care Association, 11 August 2021
Child care advocates issue media release on Manitoba ELCC Agreement [405]
Manitoba Child Care Association, 27 July 2021
Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest
24 Manitoba child-care facilities get funding boost for Indigenous programming [406]
CBC News, 28 September 2022
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of the signing of the Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement with Manitoba [407]
Newswire, 9 August 2022
'More work to do' one year since historic Canada-Manitoba child care agreement: Advocate [402]
CTV News, 9 August 2022
Helping Indigenous families in Winnipeg benefit from innovative early learning and child care practices [408]
Newswire, 27 June 2022
Funding looks to give pay bump for early childhood educators in Manitoba [409]
CTV News Winnipeg, 27 June 2022
Make child-care funds easier to access [410]
Winnipeg Free Press, 16 May 2022
Frais de garde au Canada: Winnipeg atteindra-t-elle ses cibles? [411]
Radio-Canada, 10 May 2022
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau makes an announcement on child care in Manitoba [412]
CPAC, 3 February 2022
Manitoba triples number of subsidized child-care spots, increases eligibility [413]
Winnipeg Free Press, 3 February 2022
Manitoba daycare plan hinges on wage issues: advocates [414]
Winnipeg Free Press, 22 December 2021
Experts demand daycare plan docs [415]
Winnipeg Free Press, 1 December 2021
New $10-per-day plan a breath of fresh air: Manitoba Child Care Association [416]
Global News, 10 August 2021
Manitoba signs on to federal $10-a-day child-care plan [417]
CBC News, 9 August 2021
Manitoba joins $10-per-day federal daycare plan [418]
Global News, 9 August 2021
Manitoba should move on child-care opportunity [419]
Winnipeg Free Press, 14 July 2021
Roadmap to a Quality Early Learning and Child Care System in Manitoba [420]
Manitoba Child Care Association, Child Care Coalition of Manitoba, Child Care Now & Canadian Child Care Federation, 1 June 2022
This document outlines how everyone involved in the early years sector can collectively envision a comprehensive, high-quality Early Learning and Child Care (ELCC) system for Manitoba’s children, families and communities. Under the guidance and expertise of Jane Beach, as lead researcher, the Roadmap reflects the findings from virtual engagement with those in relation to the ELCC in March 2022, that is informed on research and policy development about system building that has been conducted in Canada and internationally.
Canada – Manitoba Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2017-2020 [421]
Canada – Manitoba Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2020-2021 [422]
The Canada-Saskatchewan Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on August 13, 2021.
The agreement [423] and action plan [424] are available online.
$10 a day child care for families in Saskatchewan [425]
Government of Canada, 13 August 2021
$10 a day child care for families in Saskatchewan [425]
Government of Saskatchewan, 13 August 2021
Government of Saskatchewan offers free training for early childhood educators [426]
Government of Saskatchewan, 15 August 2022
Saskatchewan lowers child care fees by 70% [427]
Government of Saskatchewan, 11 August 2022
The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan announce wage increase for early childhood educators [428]
Government of Saskatchewan, 3 November 2021
The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan announce wage increase for early childhood educators [429]
Government of Saskatchewan, 3 November 2021
Advocates celebrate Saskatchewan child care agreement and vow federal election will not end the building of a Canada-wide early learning and child care system. [430]
Child Care Now, 15 August 2021
Canada-Saskatchewan ELCC Agreement has been signed! [431]
Saskatchewan Early Childhood Association, 16 August 2021
Advocates score a major win with a hat trick for child care in Saskatchewan: workers, families, and children are the winners! [432]
Child Care Now Saskatchewan, 13 August 2021
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
$5.4M in funds boost Sask. childcare wages by $2 per hour [433]
Regina Leader-Post, 15 September 2022
Increased wages for early childhood educators [434]
Penticton Herald, 15 September 2022
Georgia Lavallee: $10 a day child care is great, but we need more money for early childhood educators [435]
Regina Leader-Post, 5 September 2022
Sask Polytech's early childhood education program receives $3.5 million in federal funding [436]
Moosejaw Today, 17 August 2022
Saskatchewan government to fund free training for early childhood educators [437]
Global News, 15 August 2022
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of the signing of the Canada-wide early learning and child care agreement with Saskatchewan [438]
Newswire, 12 August 2022
Child-care fees to go down in Sask. as province works towards $10-a-day goal [439]
980 CJME, 11 August 2022
Sask. aims to license child care homes to fill labour gap [440]
Saskatoon Star Phoenix, 9 May 2022
Sask government adding 28,000 child care spots [441]
Western Standard, 3 April 2022
Providers and parents struggle to navigate Saskatchewan child care regime [442]
Global News, 2 April 2022
1,202 New child care spaces coming to 21 Saskatchewan communities [443]
Government of Saskatchewan, 16 March 2022
Waitlists at licensed daycares growing as new childcare grants come into effect [444]
CTV News, 9 February 2022
Sask. child care centres gear up for affordability plan [445]
Regina Leader Post, 3 January 2022
Saskatchewan allocates 601 regulated child care spaces in 20 communities [446]
Global News, 6 December 2021
Sask., feds take first step toward alleviating child care costs [447]
The Star Phoenix, 19 November 2021
Wage increases planned for child-care workers in Saskatchewan [448]
Northeast Now, 3 November 2021
What the federal election could do to Saskatchewan’s recent child care agreement [449]
Global News, 19 August 2021
'Feels like Christmas morning': $1.1B in federal funds confirmed for Sask. child care just days before expected writ drop [450]
Regina Leader Post, 14 August 2021
Video: Federal and Saskatchewan Governments announce child-care agreement [451]
CPAC, 13 August 2021
$10-a-day child care coming to Sask. by 2025-26: feds, province [452]
CTV News, 13 August 2021
Saskatchewan signs up for federal government’s $10-a-day child care plan [453]
The Globe and Mail, 13 August 2021
Sask. 'on cusp' of reaching billion-dollar child care deal: minister [454]
The Star Phoenix, 12 August 2021
Sask. education minister says child care agreement with feds may come later this week [455]
CBC News, 11 August 2021
Sask. hopeful to reach a deal with Ottawa on child care plan [456]
CTV News, 11 August 2021
Editorial: Refusing to take questions is lazy, entitled governance [457]
Saskatoon StarPhoenix, 23 July 2021
Sask. NDP puts pressure on government to partner with Ottawa on child care [458]
CBC News, 16 July 2021
Peiris: Sask. government should realize benefit of federal daycare plan [459]
The Star Phoenix, 11 May 2021
Building a child care system in Saskatchewan: Pathways and pitfalls in policy implementation [460]
Johnson Shoyama - Graduate School of Public Policy, 23 March 2022, 12:00–1:30pm CDT
Roadmap to a quality early learning and child care system in Saskatchewan [461]
Child Care Now, 8 November 2021
Canada – Saskatchewan Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2017-2020 [462]
Canada – Saskatchewan Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2020-2021 [463]
The Canada-Alberta Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on November 14, 2021.
The agreement [464] and action plan [465] are available online.
$10-a-day child care for families in Alberta [466]
Office of the Prime Minister, 15 November 2021
Federal-provincial child care agreement [467]
Government of Alberta, 15 November 2021
$50M now available to create child-care spaces [468]
Government of Alberta, 7 July 2022
Child Care advocates welcome Canada-Alberta child care agreement and call on Ontario and New Brunswick governments to join effort to build Canada-wide system of early learning and child care [16]
Child Care Now, 15 November 2021
Child Care Now Alberta celebrates the Canada-Alberta child care agreement and looks forward to learning the details needed for implementation [469]
Child Care Now - Alberta, 15 November 2021
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
Albertans struggle to find part-time daycare despite affordable childcare grant [470]
CityNews, 27 May 2022
Calgary daycare fees for preschoolers likely most expensive in Canada for 2022, report says [471]
CBC News, 10 May 2022
Calgary and Edmonton will miss federal child care fee reduction targets: think tank [472]
Edmonton Journal, 10 May 2022
Alberta government rejects report projecting it won't hit federal child care fee targets [473]
Calgary Sun, 10 May 2022
“Tin-pot childcare” lives on? [474]
Alberta Views, 1 April 2022
NDP warns Alberta won't hit $10-per-day child care target without extra $200M from UCP [475]
Edmonton Journal, 28 February 2022
Alberta subsidies slashed ahead of affordable child-care program [476]
Global News, 3 December 2021
Ottawa, Alberta reach deal for 'affordable, quality child care,' province says [477]
CBC News, 15 November 2021
Trudeau, Kenney ink child-care deal for Alberta [478]
CTV News, 15 November 2021
Parents, critics question slow-moving child care deal between UCP and Ottawa [479]
CTV News, 4 November 2021
Calgary's new mayor wants a child care deal with feds if Alberta doesn't strike one [480]
Power and Politics, 19 October 2021
Local child care centre advocating for federal subsidy [481]
High River Online, 17 October 2021
Alberta minister blames feds for not striking child-care deal before federal election call [482]
CBC News, 15 August 2021
What the feds’ child care program would mean for Alberta [483]
The Sprawl, 13 August 2021
Opinion: Alberta leaves mothers with case of childcare FOMO [484]
Edmonton Journal, 11 August 2021
Alberta pushes for child care funding, Ottawa says it still needs province’s action plan [485]
CTV News, 6 August 2021
Alberta premier demands federal child-care deal with no strings attached [486]
CBC News, 6 August 2021
Local childcare providers, Alberta NDP call for greater sustained funding [487]
My Grande Prairie Now, 25 July 2021
Chrystia Freeland speaks with Edmonton moms about universal child-care program [488]
CTV News, 21 July 2021
Calgary councillor proposing city solutions for affordable child care [489]
Global News, 20 July 2021
Alberta parents could save thousands under federal $10-a-day child-care plan, new data shows [490]
CBC News, 20 July 2021
'It would be life-changing': Advocates push for Alberta to sign on to $10/day federal child care program [491]
CTV News, 14 July 2021
Alberta negotiating child-care funding as Nova Scotia becomes second province to strike deal with Ottawa [492]
Edmonton Journal, 13 July 2021
Opinion: Federal child-care plan an opportunity that Alberta can't miss [493]
Edmonton Journal, 10 July 2021
Conversations continue over whether Alberta will sign on to federal child-care program [494]
Global News, 9 July 2021
Roadmap to a quality early learning and child care system in Alberta [495]
Canadian Child Care Federation, Child Care Now, The Muttart Foundation & YMCA of Northern Alberta, 29 November 2021
The Alberta’s Roadmap identifies and explores four key elements to building a robust and responsive child care system: ideas and vision; public policy, planning, and management; financing and; workforce development and support. The roadmap highlights that transition away from a child care market towards a more publicly funded, planned and managed early learning and child care system in Alberta will require new public policy, new models of service governance, planning and management and new financing models.
Measuring affordability of child care [496]
Research Roundtable on Care Work in the Recovery Economy - Centre for Gender and the Economy, University of Toronto, 2 February 2022
This analysis examines Alberta's recent child care funding changes, both effects on affordability and in comparison to the $10/a day fee which is the cross-Canada goal. Using Calgary data, it shows that under Alberta's new funding scheme, for a low income family with two children, parent fees now consume almost 50% of net family income. Families at all incomes pay more under the Alberta scheme than under a $10/day fee. But it is for low income families that the difference between the two options is greatest; with a flat $10/day fee, child care would consume 20% of net family income rather than close to 50%.
Alberta child care agreement - What's next? [497]
Child Care Now, 2 December 2021, 7:00-8:000 pm MST
Child Care Now Alberta will be hosting a webinar to discuss what the recently signed early learning and child care agreement means for Albertans. The webinar features national child care policy expert and Child Care Now's Executive Director, Morna Ballantyne, as well as Child Care Now Alberta's Chair, Susan Cake and panelists from Alberta's child care sector.
Tell Premier Jason Kenney and Minister Rebecca Schulz to sign the agreement [498]
Child Care Now - Alberta, 29 September 2021
Canada – Alberta Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2017-2020 [499]
Canada – Alberta Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2020-2021 [500]
The Canada-British Columbia Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on July 7, 2021.
The agreement [501] and action plan [502] are available online.
Canada announces historic first early learning and child care agreement [503]
Office of the Prime Minister of Canada, 8 July 2021
The Government of British Columbia has not issued a press release in regards to the Agreement.
Families will save big as child care fees cut as much as $550 more per month [504]
Government of British Columbia, 23 September 2022
B.C. expands early childhood education dual-credit programs for high school students [505]
Government of British Columbia, 4 August 2022
Early childhood educator bursaries support career growth for key professionals [506]
Government of British Columbia, 3 August 2022
Expansion of $10 a day child care to benefit thousands more B.C. families [507]
Government of British Columbia, 20 June 2022
Milestone reached in newly funded child care spaces for British Columbia families [508]
Government of Canada, 2 May 2022
More early childhood educators receive increased wages [509]
Government of British Columbia, 6 April 2022
Families will save more on child care through Budget 2022 [510]
BC Government News, 3 March 2022
Speech from the Throne: Third session of the 42nd Parliament of the Province of British Columbia [511]
Legislative Assembly of BC, 8 February 2022
New child care legislation will build stronger B.C. for families [512]
Government of British Columbia, 29 October 2021
Advocating to ensure governments make affordable child care available for all is a collective responsibility [513]
BRIEFing NOTE, 17 August 2022
Update on BC’s early learning and child care plan [514]
Child Care Now, 25 February 2022
Canada’s child care advocates celebrate government of Canada-BC child care agreement [515]
Child Care Now, 8 July 2021
Big win for B.C. [516]
Coalition of Child Care Advocates of B.C & Early Childhood Educators of B.C., 8 July 2021
B.C.-Canada child care deal an important step [517]
National Union of Public and General Employees, 12 July 2021
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
More affordable child care coming to Shuswap area [518]
CFJC Today, 4 October 2022
More families in Surrey benefit from $10-a-day child care [519]
Government of British Columbia, 3 October 2022
More families in Nanaimo-North Cowichan benefit from $10-a-day child care [520]
Cowichan Valley Citizen, 3 October 2022
Early childhood education program enrolment rises in B.C. [521]
Government of British Columbia, 29 September 2022
Parents of kids up to kindergarten age will soon save up to $550 a month on child-care fees, ministry says [522]
CBC, 23 September 2022
B.C. receives additional ECE support funding [523]
Merritt Herald, 31 August 2022
Disabled kids are falling through BC’s child-care gap [524]
The Tyee, 4 August 2022
Photos: Trudeau visits North Van child care centre [525]
North Shore News, 19 July 2022
$10-a-day child care spots to double in B.C., but system still faces challenges [526]
CTV News, 21 June 2022
Vancouver parents, advocate speak out about daycare waitlist fees [527]
CBC News, 28 May 2022
The need for affordable child care [528]
Policy Note, 20 May 2022
Ottawa wants daycare fees cut in half by end of 2022. Will pricey B.C. reach that target? [529]
The Province, 10 May 2022
Fee caps make opening a daycare ‘impossible’ in Greater Victoria, say providers [530]
CHEK News, 5 May 2022
Making child care affordable and accessible for all [531]
CFJC Today, 27 April 2022
$10-a-day child care has been expanded to more people in BC & here's who is eligible [532]
Narcity, 8 April 2022
B.C. says focus on more than just low fees for universal child-care programs [533]
CKPG Today, 31 March 2022
Two more North Vancouver daycares become $10 per day [534]
North Shore News, 6 March 2022
Kamloops preschool workers frustrated with delay of $10-a-day child care [535]
CFCJ Today, 2 March 2022
‘A huge win for families’: B.C. budget outlines changes to childcare fees, afterschool care [536]
Global News, 22 February 2022
B.C. Budget: Child care fees for infants, toddlers dropping to $20 per day by 2023 [537]
Cranbrook Daily Townsman, 22 February 2022
$10/day daycare came at ‘perfect time’, says Nakusp operator [538]
The Star, 10 February 2022
Switch of ministry responsible for universal child care a long time coming, says B.C. advocate [539]
Vancouver Sun, 8 February 2022
Province pushing non-profit childcare over private [540]
CKPG Today, 22 November 2021
Video: Trudeau announces $10-a-day childcare program for BC children under 6 years old [541]
Global News via YouTube, 8 July 2021
Ottawa, B.C. governments reach deal on child care funding, Trudeau announces [542]
Global News, 8 July 2021
Federal, B.C. governments reach deal on child care funding [543]
CBC News, 8 July 2021
Trudeau promises to help B.C. achieve $10-a-day child care [544]
City News 1130, 8 July 2021
Federal government announces five-year plan for $10 a day child care in B.C. [545]
Vancouver Sun, 8 July 2021
Sharon Gregson and Lynell Anderson: Here’s the roadmap to $10-a-day child care in B.C. [546]
Vancouver Sun, 16 May 2021
2022 Roadmap for Child Care in BC (2nd. edition) [547]
Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC & Early Childhood Educators of BC, 19 January 2022
Early learning and child care engagement [548]
Government of British Columbia, December 2021
As British Columbia advances its Childcare BC Plan [549], the Ministries of Children and Family Development and Education want to hear from a broad range of child care partners – from child care providers, community service partners, parent organizations, school districts and child care advocates. For that purpose, the province is hosting a series of activities including a virtual information session, a self-paced feedback session, and a virtual workshop. Feedback collected throughout this engagement will be used to support decision-making on the future of early learning and child care in BC and results of consultation will be shared publicly.
Roadmap for $10-a-day child care in BC (1st. edition) [550]
Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC & Early Childhood Educators of BC, 7 April 2021
2021 BC Child Care Workforce Survey [551]
Early Childhood Educators of BC
The BC Child Care Workforce Survey is part of a sector-led evaluation of the British Columbia government's Early Care and Learning Recruitment and Retention Strategy. All individuals working in, or certified to work in, early care and learning are invited to respond to this survey to inform reports submitted to the province of British Columbia around issues affecting the recruitment and retention and help ensure that the views of the child care workforce are well represented. The survey is open until November 22, 2021.
Canada – British Columbia Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2017-2020 [552]
Canada – British Columbia Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2020-2021 [553]
The Canada-Yukon Canada-Yukon Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on July 23, 2021.
The agreement [554] and action plan [555] are available online.
Canada and Yukon announce major expansion of $10 a day child care [556]
Department of Finance, 23 July 2021
The Government of Yukon has not issued a press release in regards to the Agreement.
New web hub, learning and professional development resources now available for Yukon early childhood educators [557]
Government of Yukon, 9 August 2022
As community responses become available, information will be updated.
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of signing the Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement with the Yukon [558]
Newswire, 23 July 2022
Governments support benefits for early childhood educators [559]
Whitehorse Star, 2 December 2021
Feds contribute $42 million toward affordable, improved childcare [560]
Yukon News, 28 July 2021
Child care gets major funding injection [561]
Whitehorse Daily Star, 26 July 2021
Yukon becomes 3rd Canadian jurisdiction to reach deal on child-care funding [562]
CBC News, 23 July 2021
As advocacy and policy tools become available, information will be updated.
Canada – Yukon Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2017-2020 [563]
Canada-Yukon Early Learning and Child Care Agreement – 2020-2021 [564]
Canada-Yukon Early Learning and Child Care Agreement – 2021–22 to 2024–25 [565]
The Canada-Northwest Territories Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on December 15, 2021.
The agreement [566] and action plan [567] are available online.
$10-a-day child care for families in the Northwest Territories [568]
Office of the Prime Minister, 15 December 2021
The Government of Northwest Territories has not yet issued a press release in regards to the Agreement.
Have your say on the Northwest Territories Child Day Care Act [569] [570]
Government of Northwest Territories, 14 June 2022
Early learning and child care strategy and action plan [570]
Government of Northwest Territories, 3 March 2022
As community responses become available, information will be updated.
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
GNWT releases What We Heard report on Child Day Care Act [571]
Government of Northwest Territories, 29 September 2022
N.W.T. child-care providers 'trying to be optimistic' about $10-a-day deal [572]
Alberta Prime Times, 17 August 2022
Federal minister praises N.W.T. child-care plan progress, but local expert isn't as convinced [573]
CBC News, 12 August 2022
GNWT yet to set childcare fee increase cap for year ahead [574]
Cabin Radio, 6 June 2022
N.W.T. child care might be cheaper but wait lists, staff shortages persist [575]
CBC News, 4 May 2022
N.W.T. gov't to re-evaluate child-care subsidy after operator outcry [576]
CBC News, 25 April 2022
Parents feel caught in middle of NWT childcare subsidy dispute [577]
Cabin Radio, 20 April 2022
Some child care providers shutting down due to subsidy rollout [578]
Northern News Services, 20 April 2022
GNWT ‘is pushing childcare providers to breaking point’ [579]
Cabin Radio, 14 April 2022
Parent fees reduced in Northwest Territories: Space expansion the next hurdle [580]
Child Care Now, 18 March 2022
50% child care fee reduction for families in the Northwest Territories [581]
Employment and Social Development Canada, 3 March 2022
NWT: NWT publishes ‘vision to transform childcare’ by 2030 [582]
Cabin Radio, 3 March 2022
Canada, NWT ink deal to create 300 child care spaces by 2026 [583]
Northern News Services Limited (NNSL), 15 December 2021
Trudeau announces $10-a-day child care for Northwest Territories [584]
Global News, 15 December 2021
Ottawa, N.W.T. announce $10-a-day child-care deal [585]
CBC News, 15 December 2021
N.W.T. expected to sign federal child care deal this week [586]
CBC News, 14 December 2021
Expect early child care deal by end of year: Simpson [587]
Northern News Services Limited (NNSL), 24 November 2021
As advocacy and policy tools become available, information will be updated.
Canada – Northwest Territories Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2017-2020 [588]
Canada – Northwest Territories Early Learning and Child Care Agreement – 2020-2021 [106]
The Canada-Nunavut Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on January 24, 2022.
The agreement [589] and action plan [590] are available online.
$10-a-day child care for families in Nunavut [591]
Office of the Prime Minister, 24 January 2022
The Government of Nunavut has not yet issued a press release in regards to the Agreement.
More information will be provided as governments release updates on the implementation of the Canada-wide agreements.
Nunavut-Canada agreement puts priority on recruitment and retention of early childhood educators [592]
Child Care Now, 24 January 2022
Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest.
Indigenous workers in N.W.T. get set for upcoming $10 daycare [593]
APTN News, 4 July 2022
Mothers share hopes for childcare improvements [594]
Nunavut News, 10 February 2022
PM Justin Trudeau makes an announcement on child care in Nunavut [595]
CPAC, 24 January 2022
Nunavut childcare spots to cost an average of $10 a day by March 2024 [596]
CBC News, 24 January 2022
Freeland calls on Nunavut to sign $10 child care deal during fiscal update [597]
Nunatsiaq News, 14 December 2021
Liberals promise cutting child care costs in the North in throne speech [598]
Nunatsiaq News, 23 November 2021
As advocacy and policy tools become available, information will be updated.
Canada – Nunavut Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2017-2020 [599]
Canada – Nunavut Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2020-2021 [600]
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