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Today in Ottawa, child care advocates raised serious concerns about possible cuts to Canada’s $10-a-day system.
Workers can’t work without child care. We must protect it, expand it and invest in it. #ChildCareNow #cdnpoli
Watch the press conference: cpac.ca/headline-politics/ep…
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100 organizations co-signed a letter to the Ministers responsible for early learning and child care, in advance of their meetings on January 30th. The joint letter calls on all levels of government to strengthen the $10aDay child care system.
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Terrific @Child_Care_Now press conference today lays out important decisions happening right now in #cdnchildcare. Watch cpac.ca/headline-politics/ep…
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Child care should be seen as a project of national interest, says Carolyn Ferns, public-policy coordinator for @ChildCareON. Will Ontario ever achieve $10 a day daycare? Tonight at 8pm with @JeyanTVO | Producer: @ColinEllis81
Why Can't Ontario Meet It's Child Care Goals? | The Rundown
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About 400 children are without child care due to the college support worker strike. torontotoday.ca:443/local/ed…
ParentsForChildCare retweeted
What a chaotic day! My daughter’s daycare is closed due to college strike.
I’m proud of her educators who are fighting for the future of colleges & services they provide.
Calling on @fordnation to fund colleges is part of broader need to fund child care & all public services!
More than 10,000 full-time college support staff are ON STRIKE as of 12:01 a.m. This is not just a fight for a contract – it’s about the future of student support. We’re fighting because we know our students need us.
Join a picket line near you 🫵 opseupicketfinder.org
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This is why there's a recruitment and retention crisis in the child care sector @lisabeare @reah4burnaby @GreaterVanYMCA
I make $35K as an early childhood educator in Vancouver—I feel like I’m bailing water from a sinking ship bcbusiness.ca/industries/fin… via @bcbusiness
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Some daycare workers in TDSB schools are having to reduce their hours or take leave because of the heat, according to staff. torontotoday.ca:443/local/ed…
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'We'll look at it,' Premier Ford says of A/C standards for child-care classrooms thetrillium.ca:443/news/educ…
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'Mommy, I feel sick': parents call on province to address 'sweltering' daycare classrooms thetrillium.ca:443/news/educ…
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ICYMI - Why child-care vouchers aren’t the answer for working families this fall
theconversation.com/why-chil…
@ConversationCA @danielfoster0 @Kerry_earlyyear
#ChildCare #ECinCanada #ELCC
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New child care study should be a wake-up call for Doug Ford thestar.com/opinion/contribu… via @torontostar
#CWELCC #ChildCare
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Following the election of Prime Minister Mark Carney, Child Care Now is calling for urgent and sustained action to fulfill the Liberal Party of Canada’s ambitious commitments to early learning and child care. Read the full media release here: childcarenow.ca/2025/05/07/c…
ParentsForChildCare retweeted
All families deserve to have access to publicly funded, high-quality early learning and child care programs – which is why protecting and strengthening the $10 a Day Child Care system is so important.
Learn about how you can #StandOnGuard for child care:
childcarenow.ca/stand-on-gua…
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The #10aDayChildCarePlan helps parents balance building a career, raising a family, and contributing to their communities. @JeanYip3 @JillDunlop1 @kyleseeback @mary_ng @MSidhuLibera @rechievaldez @Rob_Oliphant @rubysahotalib @SalmaZahid15 @SoniaLiberal @SousaCharles
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👇Happening tonight!
Families nation-wide deserve access to affordable child care! #CatholicTeachers
Check out @Parents4CC’s online info session to connect with other parents & discuss next steps to help make $10/day child care permanent.
🌐For more info, visit the link below!
What’s Next for $10aDay Child Care?
Join this online parent info session to talk about the future of affordable child care in Canada. With a federal election looming and the program’s future uncertain, it’s time to get informed and get organized.
Fee cuts helped—now let’s protect the progress.
Date: March 26, 2025 at 8PM
Register here: childcareontario.org/parent_…
Help spread the word!
#onlab #onpoli
ParentsForChildCare retweeted
Families nation-wide deserve access to affordable child care!
Check out @Parents4CC’s online info session to connect with other parents & discuss next steps to help make $10/day child care permanent!
📅 When: Wednesday, March 26 | 8pm
🌐For more info: childcareontario.org/parent_…
ParentsForChildCare retweeted
Do you want to know more about the impact of $10aDay child care so far? What’s at stake in the upcoming Federal election? Or how parents can push to make $10aDay child care a reality for all families? Join Parents for Child Care at their info session coming up to get these answers and more! 📢
WHEN: Wednesday, March 26 @ 8PM – 9:15PM
WHERE: Online (Zoom)
RSVP: childcareontario.org/parent_…
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How the cost and scarcity of child care for school-aged kids is hurting women’s careers /via @globeandmail theglobeandmail.com/business…
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With Trump's tariff's threats changing by the hour, throwing the Canadian economy into chaos, we need federal investment in child care more than ever. Holding on to the $10-a-day child care program and improving it will help get us through. Read more:
thespec.com/opinion/contribu…




























