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How much of a woman’s income goes to child care in Canada’s big cities? Our report, The Parent Trap, developed an affordability index to compare child care fees to the median income of women aged 25 to 34 different cities across the country, revealing the most and least affordable cities for child care in Canada. Where does your city rank?
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