Child-care fees have been cut in half in 18 big Canadian cities across all age groups, but some are still falling short on the federal target, according to a new report.
Trudeau says the money will be rolled out over four years and will help providers renovate, retrofit and build new not-for-profit and public child-care facilities.
A recent report shows that almost half of younger Canadian children live in a postal code that has more than three children for every one licensed child care space.
A recent report shows that almost half of younger Canadian children live in a postal code that has more than three children for every one licensed child care space.
The federal government signed deals with every province and territory that would see child-care fees cut in half within the year and to an average of $10 a day within five years.