More than spaces: Creating universal child care in Norway
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Other publications
Download More than spaces: Creating universal child care in Norway (PDF, 855KB).
Download Assessing child care needs and forecasting demand (PDF, 621KB).
Download Developing non-standard hours child care (PDF, 623KB).
This paper addresses child care for what is widely agreed is a “hard-to-serve” parent population: parents working non-standard hours. It argues why a shift to more public responsibility for creating non-standard hours child care services is critical if these services are to become part of a transformed cross-Canada child care system.
Download How municipal roles in child care contribute to accessibility (PDF, 623KB).
Download Building capacity in the non-profit child care sector (PDF, 853KB).
Download How publicly delivered services contribute to accessibility. (pdf, 642.5KB)
Download How child care services are created in Canada (PDF. 647.85KB).
Download the series introduction document: Moving from private to public processes: A series on creating child care in Canada (PDF 344KB)
This report presents data from a follow-up survey of licensed child care centres and regulated family child care providers across Canada about the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Conducted in May of 2021, the survey included questions on enrollment, operations, finances, government financial supports received, cases of COVID-19, the vaccination status of staff and challenges.
Revised June 2021
Please note that 'Non-standard work and child care in Canada: A challenge for parents, policy makers, and child care provision', published by CRRU on February 13th 2020 has been revised, as some of the Statistics Canada had to be reanalyzed. All changes relate to Chapter 3 and affect the Executive Summary and final chapter as well.