Licensed faith-based or cultural child care centres and home child care agencies may apply for funding to make security improvements under this program. news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…
More taxpayer-funded programs won't solve this. Making it so people keep more of what they earn might. theepochtimes.com/world/cana… via @epochtimes
This article explains why taking a one-size-fits-all "universal" approach to child care inevitably results in endless waitlists. theepochtimes.com/opinion/un… via @epochtimes
Thank you to Kristy Cameron and CFRA's Ottawa Now team for a great conversation about what needs to happen to shorten child care waitlists. (22:50 on the counter.) iheart.com/podcast/962-ottaw…
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While the funding extension is a positive step, the federal child care program needs reform to facilitate new space creation.
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The flawed design of the federal child care program means that even with today's funding extension, Ontario is unlikely to meet its space creation targets.
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Even if Ontario doesn't reduce child care fees below $19/day, it won't be able to implement the federal child care scheme without new debt. The FAO estimates a CWELCC program funding shortfall of $0.3 billion in 2026-27, $0.6 billion in 2027-28 and $4.8 billion in 2028-29. fao-on.org/en/report/estimat…
Thank you to Devon Peacock and the CFPL Morning Show for a great conversation about how the current trade dispute impacts child care and what the future could hold for the federal child care scheme. megaphone.link/CORU826973878…
Thanks to Chris Holski and CFRA's Ottawa At Work for highlighting the impact of the current Canada/US trade dispute on licensed child care centres. iheart.com/podcast/962-ottaw…
Long waitlists are a consequences of the feds' attempt to nationalize Canada's child care sector. By discouraging private sector investment in new centres, the cost of child care expansion was transferred to taxpayers. New space creation will remain painfully slow until the federal program is redesigned.
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The design of the federal child care program makes it far too difficult for existing centres to expand and new centres to open. Ontario has tried two different funding formulas and still can't solve this problem. chch.com/chch-news/four-year…
First independent journalism is marginalized as unreliable. What comes next, banning it altogether?
.@CdnHeritage hires academics to list subsidized media deemed trustworthy and reliable to "help people struggling to find local news they can trust." Spending so far, $100K.
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