@Arperum after 10h45' of trying to get the last drop I need I switched gears and got my last other thing on my checklist, Suicide King. Now I "just" need to get a godhead drop. D:
@AshleyNunn until the kid is in school, either one of the parents is part time and watching the kid or you have a nanny or babysitter to pay, so it is definitely a financial hit
“Quebec has $7-a-day child care, which is very different to the situation you find everywhere else in the country,” says David Macdonald, senior economist at the think-tank and a co-author of the report. “The other province that has capped fees is Manitoba, and therefore you see Winnipeg, in every one of the other measures, as the next most affordable place to put your children. And this is due to a substantial subsidy program both in Quebec as well as in Manitoba.”
Good guy Quebec. Understands giving funding to daycares to keep prices down is good for society and the economy.
> A 2008 report showed that Quebec’s affordable, universal child-care policy resulted in almost 70,000 more women joining the labour force. It also concluded that Quebec’s gross domestic product was 1.7 per cent higher as a result.
