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Canada-Ontario Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement

The Canada-Ontario Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement was signed on March 28, 2022.

The Agreement [1] is available online.

The Action plan [2] is available online.

Video: Premier Ford makes an announcement in Brampton [3]
Office of the Premier of Ontario via YouTube, 28 March 2022

Federal press release

$10-a-day child care for families in Ontario [4]
Office of the Prime Minister of Canada, 28 March 2022

Provincial press release

$13.2 billion child care deal will lower fees for families [5]
Government of Ontario, 28 March 2022

Updates and next steps

Addendum to Ontario child care and EarlyON child and family centres service management and funding guideline (2022) [6]
Government of Ontario - Ministry of Education, April 2022

Backgrounder: Ontario’s child care action plan puts families first [7]
Government of Ontario, 28 March 2022

Advocacy and policy tools

The national child care plan: Childhood, disability and inclusion [8]
Early Childhood Resource Teacher Network of Ontario, 26 May 2022, 6:30-8:00pm EDT

Fact sheet: CWELCC wage improvement funds [9]
Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care & Association of Early Childhood Educators, 24 May 2022

Roadmap to universal child care in Ontario [10]
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 [11]
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 [12]
Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care & Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario, 29 March 2022

A workforce at breaking point - Rising up [13]
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 [14]
Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, 25 January 2022

Petition: Tell Ford and Lecce to sign the child care agreement [15]
Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, 21 Sep 2021

Imagine: Universal child care for all [16]
Canadian Union of Public Employees - Ontario, 19 August 2021

Post-agreement community responses 

Ontario joins the rest of Canada with new child care agreement [17]
People for Education, 8 April 2022

Ontario joins Canada-wide early learning and child care system [18]
Child Care Now, 5 April 2022

Child care advocates celebrate the signing of thirteen Canada-wide early learning and child care agreements [19]
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 [20]
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 [21]
Ontario Municipal Social Services Association, 28 March 2022

Ontario and Canada sign agreement for early years and child care [22]
Association of Municipalities Ontario, 28 March 2022

Child care deal marks a generational turning point for Canadian families [23]
Unifor, 28 March 2022

Post-agreement media coverage

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 [24]
The Star, 10 June 2022

Daycare operators wary about opting-in to $10/day child-care program [25]
CityNews, 9 June 2022

'It keeps me up at night': Child-care providers in Ontario unsure if they will opt in to federal plan [26]
National Post, 8 June 2022

Still waiting for lower cost child care on Hamilton Mountain [27]
The Spec, 26 May 2022

Ontario families may have to wait for child-care rebates [28]
CityNews, 18 May 2022

Ontario child care rebates were supposed to begin in May. That may not happen. [29]
CBC News, 18 May 2022

Child care fees in Richmond second highest in Canada: Think tank [30]
Richmond News, 13 May 2022

Ontario parents could wait months for savings due to delayed child-care deal, advocates say [31]
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 [32]
CBC Metro Morning, 3 May 2022

Early childhood educators among those calling for increased pay at May Day event in Hamilton [33]
CBC News, 1 May 2022

Ontario parents and daycare operators confused about when fees will drop [34]
Globe and Mail, 30 April 2022

In Ontario, quality national childcare just suffered a major setback [35]
Jacobin, 29 April 2022

Finding child care with flexible hours 'a real challenge for families' says advocate [36]
Newmarket Today, 25 April 2022

County receiving $8.75 million from federal-provincial child care agreement [37]
The Wellington Advertiser, 21 April 2022

Council asks consultant to find ways to mandate child-care spots in new developments [38]
Collingwood Today, 21 April 2022

‘I'm so glad that it finally came true’: Sudbury daycare operator applauds deal to reduce fees [39]
Sudbury.com, 17 April 2022

Brampton Mayor Brown promises to honour Liberal $10-a-day child care agreement [40]
Insauga.com, 14 April 2022

What Ontario's child-care deal means for 'frustrated' parents: 'The system is broken' [41]
Yahoo Style, 13 April 2022

$10 childcare attractive to parents, but industry needs to attract more ECEs [42]
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 [43]
The Star, 11 April 2022

Subsidized daycare: A big win for families facing food insecurity [44]
The Intelligencer, 1 April 2022

Longer waiting lists and possible staff shortages: child care industry braces for change [45]
Guelph Today, 31 March 2022

Who’s not going to benefit from Ontario’s new subsidised daycare plan? [46]
Ottawa Morning with Robyn Bresnahan, 31 March 2022

What difference will $10-a-day childcare make? [47]
CBC Radio - Ontario Today, 30 March 2022

Daycare operators and advocates skeptical about childcare deal as industry faces worker shortage [48]
CBC Radio - Metro Morning, 30 March 2022

Child care wages [49]
CBC Radio - Afternoon Drive, 29 March 2022

Raise their pay or face shortage of workers to staff Ontario's new daycare spaces, advocates warn [50]

CBC News, 29 March 2022

Ontario Minister of Education on coming to a deal with federal government on national childcare plan [51]
CBC Radio - Metro Morning, 29 March 2022

Holdout Ontario signs on to Trudeau's $10-a-day daycare plan [52]
Saltwire, 29 March 2022

Child-care deal touted as jobs game-changer for women [53]
London Free Press, 29 March 2022

Video: Feds and Ontario sign deal for $10/day child care by 2025 [54]
Global News, 29 March 2022

'A game changer': Ottawa families react to new child-care deal [55]
CTV News, 29 March 2022

Ontario deal on $10-a-day child care was worth the wait: Doug Ford [56]
Londoner, 29 March 2022

With daycare deals done, Liberals look to craft bill to enshrine child-care system [57]
The Star, 29 March 2022

Ontario’s child-care deal a ‘positive’ step, but staffing needs attention: Advocates [58]
Global News, 28 March 2022

How Doug Ford and Justin Trudeau made a deal for $10 daycare [59]
The Star, 28 March 2022

City memo outlines steps to reducing child care to $10 a day [60]
Ottawa Citizen, 28 March 2022

Opinion: On child care, don’t make the perfect the enemy of the good [61]
The Star, 28 March 2022

Advocates happy with child-care deal, still seeking increased pay for ECE workers [62]
CTV News, 28 March 2022

Child-care deal for Ontario ‘happy news’ for families, but will there be enough spots? [63]
The Star, 28 March 2022

Justin Trudeau’s $24 billion child-care program wins over final holdout Ontario [64]
Bloomberg, 28 March 2022

‘Historic moment’ in Canada as Ontario strikes deal for $10-a-day childcare [65]
The Guardian, 28 March 2022

‘Historic moment’ – DSSAB, others applaud child-care deal [66]
North Bay Nugget, 28 March 2022

Ontario inks federal child-care deal, retroactive rebates to begin in May [67]
CTV News, 28 March 2022

Ontario signs on to long-awaited federal $10-a-day child-care deal [68]
The Globe and Mail, 28 March 2022

Podcast: Ontario reaches $10-a-day child-care deal with federal government [69]
The Kelly Cutrara Show, 28 March 2022

Ontario parents to get rebates in May under child-care deal [70]
Recorder & Times, 28 March 2022

Podcast: Ontario childcare deal [71]
Toronto Today with Greg Brady, 28 March 2022

What does Canada’s $10 child care program mean for you? [72]
The Star, 28 March 2022

Ontario reaches $13.2 billion child-care deal: Here's what parents need to know [73]
CBC News, 28 March 2022

Pre-agreement community responses 

No good reason for Ontario to delay signing child-care agreement [74]
Policy Options,11 February 2022

$10-a-day child care would move GTA families closer to a thriving wage [75]
Wellesley Institute, 6 January 2022

Quinte West supports national child care program resolution [76]
Quinte News, 7 February 2022

Ford punishing Ontario parents [77]
Canadian Labour Congress, 24 January 2022

Editorial: Ontario and Ottawa need to stop posturing and make a deal on child care [78]
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 [79]
Child Care Now, 15 November 2021

Ontario’s Fall Economic Statement ignores the child care crisis in Ontario [80]
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 [81]
Canadian Union of Public Employees, 26 October 2021

Sign the Ontario bilateral child care agreement with the federal government [82]
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 [83]
Ontario’s Big City Mayors, 13 August 2021

Child Care Now (Ottawa) and CUPE 2204 joint statement on council support for universal child care [84]
Child Care Now (Ottawa), 6 August 2021

Guelph and Ontario chambers encourage collaborative approach to implement Canada-wide child care system [85]
Ontario Chamber of Commerce, 5 Aug 2021

Pre-agreement media coverage

Note: Media coverage is listed from most recent to oldest. 

Ontario reaches $10-a-day child-care deal with federal government: sources [86]
CBC News, 27 March 2022

Trudeau and Ford to sign $10-a-day child care deal Monday [87]
The Star, 27 March 2022

Ontario signs $10.2 billion child care deal with federal government: sources [88]
CP24, 27 March 2022

Insiders say Ottawa may add millions in funding to convince Ontario to join national day-care program [89]
The Star, 25 March 2022

Peel region needs 40,000 new spaces if Ontario agrees to $10 per day childcare deal [90]
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 [91]
Financial Post, 15 March 2022

Where is Ontario's childcare deal? [92]
Good Morning Hamilton on Omny.fm, 9 March 2022

How Ontario did — and didn’t — approach a child-care deal [93]
iPolitics, 9 March 2022

Ontario submits child-care plan just ahead of looming deadline [94]
Global News, 8 March 2022

'New phase of negotiations:' Ontario close to landing $10/day childcare deal [95]
CTV News, 8 March 2022

Child-care deal with Ottawa ‘may take some time,’ Ontario education minister says [96]
Global News, 8 February 2022

Child care deal should put priority on not-for-profit services [97]
Toronto Star, 7 February 2022

Insiders say Ontario is ‘very close’ to deal for $10-a-day child care [98]
Toronto Star, 25 January 2022

Ontario now alone in not signing federal child-care deal, opposition says parents 'paying the price' [99]
CBC News, 25 January 2022

Nunavut signs on to child care plan [100]
CTV News, 24 January 2022

Ontario now the only province or territory without a child-care deal with Ottawa [101]
Global News, 24 January 2022

Ontario parents paying the price for Ford’s solitary stand on childcare costs [102]
The Hamilton Spectator, 10 January 2022

New Brunswick gets a $10-a-day daycare deal, leaving Ontario as the lone holdout [103]
Toronto Star, 10 December 2021

Ontario needs a child-care deal [104]
The Hamilton Spectator, 8 December 2021

Ford’s delay on child care deal with Ottawa hurts families [105]
Toronto Star, 7 December 2021

Education minister says feds now have Ontario's 'full complete financials' amid dispute over child-care funding [106]
CP24, 7 December 2021

Hurry up, Kathleen Wynne tells Tories as negotiations for child-care funding continue with Ottawa [107]
Toronto Star, 29 November 2021

Negotiations underway over Ontario child care costs [108]
CTV News Toronto, 24 November 2021

Ottawa, Ontario draw lines in the sandbox before child-care talks [109]
iPolitics, 23 November 2021

Ontario, feds to hold child-care negotiations Wednesday: Lecce [110]
Global News, 23 November 2021

Insiders say Ottawa and Ontario officials will meet next week to hammer out a daycare deal [111]
Toronto Star, 19 November 2021

As Alberta signs the federal agreement, everyone is asking: Where is Ontario’s child care plan? [112]
Toronto Star, 17 November 2021

Video: Pressure mounts for Ontario child care deal with feds [113]
CP24, 15 November 2021

Ford asks municipalities not to seek own child-care deals amid federal talks [114]
The National Post, 10 November 2021

Ontario municipalities consider direct talks with Ottawa on cheaper child care [115]
Global News, 9 November 2021

'It's time' for Ontario to sign on to national child-care deal, says Minister of Families [116]
CBC, 27 October 2021

Advocates, organizations call for provincial plan to end Ontario’s ‘she-cession’ [117]
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 [118]
Business Wire, 21 October 2021 

Ontario remains holdout for federal daycare plan [119]
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 [120]
CBC News, 12 October 2021

Province must be a willing partner in child-care program [121]
Toronto Star, 12 October 2021

Prince Edward County council supporting national childcare program [122]
QuinteNews, 12 October 2021

Has the pandemic really changed Doug Ford? A decent child-care deal would be a start in proving it [123]
Toronto Star, 8 October 2021 

Entente sur les garderies à 10 $: Les parents franco-ontariens s’impatientent [124]
ONFR+, 7 October 2021 

Local groups say affordable housing, childcare should be priorities for re-elected Beaches-East York MP Erskine-Smith [125]
Beach Metro, 5 October 2021

'No reason to wait:' Liberal leader questions Ford's commitment to affordable childcare [126]
CP24, 4 October 2021

Ottawa and Ontario inch toward child-care deal [127]
iPolitics, 28 September 2021

Doug Ford needs to sign a child care deal for Ontario’s parents and economy [128]
The Star, 22 September 2021

Ontario wants deal with feds on national childcare plan but no timeline as of yet: Ford [129]
CP24, 22 September 2021

Ontario open to child care deal with federal Liberals, with some flexibility: Lecce [130]
CP24, 16 August 2021

Editorial: Doug Ford must seize this child-care opportunity [131]
The Star, 12 August 2021

Ontario should sign on to Ottawa’s $10-a-day child care plan  [132]
The Toronto Star, 10 August 2021

Cities pressure Ontario to join national child-care plan [133]
iPolitics, 22 July 2021

Opinion: As a federal child-care plan moves ahead, Doug Ford risks Ontario being left behind [134]
Toronto Star, 18 July 2021

Opinion: Can Trudeau, Ford cut a deal on child care? [135]
The Globe and Mail, 15 July 2021

Other Early Learning and Child Care Agreements 

  • Canada – Ontario Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2017-2020 [136]
  • Canada – Ontario Early Learning and Child Care Agreement - 2020-2021 [137]

 

Wed, 06/15/2022

Source URL (modified on 15 Jun 2022):https://childcarecanada.org/resources/issue-files/canada-wide-early-learning-and-child-care-agreements/ontario

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