@93QZV7Z2yrs2Y
Yes, our children deserve to be looked and cared for in safe environments, and parents should not have to worry about affording it.
@8SFWYKW3yrs3Y
i dont have an opinion on this
@9KG9KSM3mos3MO
Yes, if we can find a reliable way to fund it. Lower income people should be allowed to find affordable child care.
@9KBWSK83mos3MO
No, this will drive small, private daycares and those that don’t allow government influence out of business
@9JZP7TY3mos3MO
Daycare should be public and controlled by provincial governments in thae same way as public education is
@9JM6BQQ3mos3MO
Yes, but only for low income families and single parents but I also think that each province should decide and take in different factors.
@9GYSNHD6mos6MO
Yes, our children deserved to be looked and cared for in safe environments, and parents should not have to worry affording it.
@9GNXXXT7mos7MO
For a national policy, it would mostly be standards for each province to make sure that there are goals met for every child in terms of funding and care.
@9FRKFKN8mos8MO
Childcare should be free for anyone that is not rich and the government needs to listen to educators on how to make that possible
@9F8BGJM8mos8MO
Yes, offering both free daycare for low-income and private daycare that cost
@9F5KMPV8mos8MO
Daycare should be free for every child. Children should have free access to preschool and day care. It's unfair to have parents pay money to have someone look after their child when they are forced to work to make ends meet.
@9CCVGFR11mos11MO
Yes and we should pay all childcare workers more money to match the work that they do and educations they receive
@9HCP7QV6mos6MO
No. The government should not be injecting itself into family matters or in the business of rearing people’s children. Cut taxes and spending so people can afford to raise their own children without state interference.
Yes, but it has to be on all levels, with provinces able to contribute, as well as cities/indigenous governments, as well as the federal government coming to a consensus.
No. Government already has too much influence on the education system.
@93WL6VF2yrs2Y
Yes but we should also provide more funding for mothers to stay home to look after their children.
@2CQ5M4X1yr1Y
No, instead we should have universal child care funding
@99C3XJKConservative1yr1Y
No, women should stay home with the kids
@996L2JH1yr1Y
No, that depends on the ideas of each individual family
@93HTDKG2yrs2Y
No, I don't believe that daycare is the best option for children
@8WPZ6863yrs3Y
No!! The money has to come from somewhere...us Stupid questions
@98647881yr1Y
No, the responsibility of caring for a child should be on the shoulders of the parents of the children.
@97KVS782yrs2Y
Only if it's paid from the government themselves and not my own taxes. Otherwise, everyone shouldn't be forced to pay for other peoples children.
@96QP3KD2yrs2Y
this is just a bandaid on the fact that corporations and capitalism care more about exess value then our lives. This should be a short term solution to the problem of a lack of a living wage
@9434QJX2yrs2Y
Provincially managed but with federal standards
@8XZYC7Y2yrs2Y
This would be cheaper if it were not nationalized as long as no monopolies in the market form
@8VV2P573yrs3Y
Yes, but only for those who cannot afford it
@8TZBQTH3yrs3Y
Yes for all families. Not just the poor.
@8TYWCQ83yrs3Y
No, the workplace should provide daycare services
@8TYQGSC3yrs3Y
Only if its funded equally per person receiving. Quebec cannot reap the main benefits.
@Steeviemac3yrs3Y
Yes, but organized through the provinces with funding transfers from the federal government.
@8TX333D3yrs3Y
Yes, in addition to policies that allow families to truly choose if they want to return to work or stay at home to raise their children for a few years
@8TQD5PR3yrs3Y
Yes, but similar to the educational system, there should be private and public daycares in which there is free childcare, but higher quality establishments for families who will pay for higher standards.
@8TNJXJK3yrs3Y
If implemented equal for all regardless of income.
@8TJQYBB3yrs3Y
No, rather provide free contraception and policies to promote having fewer children
@8TFVW57New Democratic3yrs3Y
Incremental subsidy based on personal income of parents.
@8T66NK93yrs3Y
Yes, but only once we can safely afford it
All daycares should be either municipally-funded or privately-funded
@8S8V8KH3yrs3Y
Make daycare cheaper/Government funded
Yes, but it should be mandatory that children are vaccinated to be able to be part of the program
@8PJMGYM3yrs3Y
Let each province decided, but my personal stance is no, we should focus on reducing spending, debt and deficit, but if we are going to support this than it should be for those who really need it only!
@8PCRLKV3yrs3Y
Families should be able to rely on daycare policies wether if there low income families or single parents. It doesn't matter who they are parents should have equal polices in daycare
@8P4JRW84yrs4Y
No, but the government should cap childcare at $10/day.
@8NWCQ2B4yrs4Y
Why should I pay to raise your kids. We raise our own kids. If you can’t afford to have kids then dont
@8K28GMB4yrs4Y
Yes but stop just creating childcare spaces and start creating a workforce that’s will stay. No point in opening childcare centres with no teachers or no qualified teachers available with low pay no recognition no pension
@8H88ZMBNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Parents who want to stay home should be able to get funds instead of paying day cares.
@8GYLS3Z4yrs4Y
We should be providing income supplements to parents who choose to stay home with their children instead of going to work. Kids need their parents!
@8GCGQP74yrs4Y
No, we should not encourage parents to shove their kids onto other people.
@8FLFBSN4yrs4Y
Yes, but offer the funds to parents if they choose not to use the daycare system
@8DRN8XZ4yrs4Y
yes but with a lot of stipulations in regards to how the children are treated and i think it should be a federal system
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