With the Canada-wide system reaching its five-year deadline, a new CCPA report looks at how provinces are doing on creating spaces – not just lowering fees. As of the third quarter of 2025, only Prince Edward Island and Quebec had achieved the federal access benchmark of 5.9 licensed spaces for every 10 non-school-aged children, underlining how much expansion work remains for the sector.
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives has released its tenth annual child care fee survey, assessing progress toward the April 2026 $10-a-day target. Six of…
The Auditor General of Canada’s performance audit of the Canada-wide system found real progress on affordability: average out-of-pocket fees for regulated spaces receiving federal funding…
The 2026 Canadian Survey on the Provision of Child Care Services collected data from February 11 to June 30, 2026, reaching licensed and unlicensed, home-based…
As of July 1, 2026, Saskatchewan pays the monthly Parent Fee Reduction Grant — the funding that bridges the gap between $10-a-day parent fees and…
A new environmental scan commissioned by the Lawson Foundation, led by researchers Dr. Beverlie Dietze, Dr. Kelsey Robson and Dr. Melanie Manitowabi, maps the research,…
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