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B.C. and Canada announce 2025-26 child care infrastructure funding

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Once operational, these spaces will be eligible for the government ͛ s fee reduction program, ensuring affordability for families. "As Langford continues to grow, ensuring affordable and high-quality child care spaces for families in our community remains a top priority, ͟ said Scott Goodmanson, mayor of Langford, which received a New Spaces Fund grant. ͞ We are grateful for the support from both the provincial and federal governments in addressing this need and helping us move forward. That ensures our parents are less stressed because they have access to affordable, quality care. ͟ For this investment, the government ͛ s focus was to prioritize new $10-a-day facilities in communities that do not yet have access to the $10 a Day ChildCareBC program and/or providers who serve low-income areas.

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