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Last week’s BC throne speech received little media coverage, partly because it fell in the middle of the Olympics and on the same day as…
Did you know that the BC government has set a goal to reduce early childhood vulnerability to 15% by fiscal year 2015? You can hardly…
My friend Emily is a single mom. She works full time for a salary that keeps her and her child above the poverty line but…
One question that is missing from the public debate on deficits and debt is whether we’re getting the best bang for the stimulus buck. Even…
Amid the corner-cutting exercise that was the September BC budget, there seemed to be a glimmer of hope: actual money was alloted for the expansion…
Do you remember the 2008 Throne Speech in which the provincial government launched a feasibility study on providing full day kindergarten for 5 year-olds and…
It seems clear that policy-makers in this province (and country, for that matter) are not prepared to invest in a quality early education and childcare…
The provincial election is off and running, and once again families and communities know that childcare should be a high priority for every candidate in…
I just got a letter from my daughter’s daycare that her monthly fees are going up again next month. They will now be $700. When…
With International Women’s Day on the horizon this weekend, I’m looking for some commitments. Women are over-represented in low-wage work. So which party in the…
Minister Hansen donated money for shoes for poor children. Then he delivered a budget that doesn’t help parents who receive income assistance or who are…
Now that almost everyone seems to agree that public spending on infrastructure is a good idea – it’s time for another paradigm shift. Across the political continuum, infrastructure talk…
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