2015 Child Care Fees in Canadian Cities

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The study reveals the most and least expensive cities for child care in Canada. It examines median unsubsidized child care fees in Canada’s biggest 27 cities for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, as well as the different subsidization regimes that reduce costs for low-income families. It finds Canada’s child care systems can vary dramatically from province to province and city to city, but two things hold true in nearly all places: child care is expensive and regulated spaces are hard to find.

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Child care fees across Canada

The 2016 version of our annual child care fees report can be found here.

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Children and youth
Inequality and poverty

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