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National Child Care Policy Conference, Nov 13-15 2014 in Winnipeg, to plan for a system of early chi

The heart of the child care conference is a combination of large and small plenary sessions focused on the critical issues of the day, and a series of workshops to formulate strategies for action. We will share our stories about child care and talk about how we can work together to build the child care system Canadian families deserve.

Childcare2020 Conference 11/17/2014

Child Care 2020, is Canada’s largest child care conference in a decade.

The conference kicked off in Winnipeg on November 13 bringing together a diverse group of nearly 600 early childhood and child care educators, academic and policy researchers, parents and community, union and political leaders all with a shared goal – a universal early learning and child care system. Read the story: https://cupe.ca/universal-child-care-necessary-canada.

Child care 2020 est le plus gros colloque canadien sur les services de garde en dix ans.

Depuis le 13 novembre, il réunit à Winnipeg près de 600 éducatrices et éducateurs de la petite enfance et en garderie, des universitaires, des chercheurs, des parents et des dirigeants communautaires, syndicaux et politiques. Tous partagent un même but : la création d’un système universel de garderies. Lire : https://scfp.ca/le-canada-besoin-dun-programme-universel-de-services-de-garde.

PHOTOS: LEIF NORMAN http://www.leifnorman.net

Childcare2020 11/16/2014

Watch ChileCare2020 conference co-chair on Winnipeg's CTV News program http://www.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=491473

Childcare2020 Early childhood educator, Dominique Arbez, talks about the challenges Manitobans face when it comes to childcare and how to create change.

Photos 11/16/2014

"Canada ought to be one of the best places in the world to raise a family." -- Paul Kershaw.

Canada needs $15-a-day child care, Mulcair advocates | Toronto Star 11/16/2014

The Toronto Star shares one of the messages from yesterday's panel: “Too many children are simply going without quality child care, the foundation for early learning. In a country as wealthy as Canada, in the 21st century, that’s simply unacceptable.”

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2014/11/14/canada_needs_15aday_child_care_mulcair_advocates.html?app=noRedirect

Canada needs $15-a-day child care, Mulcair advocates | Toronto Star Finding decent child care in Canada is like “winning the lottery” NDP leader says

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