The case study examines two attempted non-profit child care expansion projects inScarborough—one at Malvern Family Resource Centre and the other at St. Paul’s United Churchin
The majority of families and educators across Ontario experience the school day as two separate systems. This split can create gaps in continuity, access, staffing,
Canada has made major progress in improving child care affordability through the CWELCC system—but expansion is now limited by a different challenge: infrastructure. With demand
In July 2024, the Ministry of Education cancelled 48 approved school-based child care projects in Toronto, eliminating 3,083 planned spaces for children aged 0-4. These
This date represents how far into the new year the average woman must work to earn what the average man earned in the previous year.
Before-and-after school programs (BASPs) are a critical part of Ontario’s child care, education, and economic infrastructure. These programs make it possible for parents to maintain
Recent data obtained through a Freedom of Information request to the City of Toronto, responsible for administering child care programs locally, provides new insight into
On January 29, Ministers responsible for early learning and child care met in Ottawa to discuss the future of the $10-a-day Canada-Wide Early Learning and
Many families and educators in Ontario experience the school day as two separate systems, before/after-school care and the regular school day, which can lead to