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Ontario families at Queen’s Park Wednesday to launch new group, Parents for Child Care; attend rally for Early Childhood Educators

TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Several Ontario families with young children will be attending the Ontario Legislature on Wednesday November 20th to launch a new group, Parents for Child Care, and join the rally to start Ten Day of Action for $10aDay Child Care.

Parents with firsthand experiences of transformative fee reductions, the stress of waitlists and child care deserts, and the lifesaving importance of quality child care, will share their personal stories during a morning press conference. Families will attend Question Period to bring their calls to decision makers for $10aDay child care to be strengthened and expanded in Ontario.

Families will then join Early Childhood Educators at their rally for $10aDay and Decent Pay on the south lawn of Queen’s Park. These events are being supported by the Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care as part of the Child Care Now’s Ten Days of Action for $10aDay Child Care.

WHAT:

   

Parents for Child Care press conference

 

WHERE:

   

Queen’s Park Media Studio

 

WHEN:

   

Wednesday November 20th, 9:30AM

 

SPEAKERS:

   

Brynne Sinclair-Waters, Parents for Child Care Lead 

 

   

Alicia Lam, parent with a lifesaving experience in quality child care

 

   

Alex Prichard, parent living in a child care desert

 

   

Lyndsay MacKay, able to afford a family due to reduced child care fees

 

   

Thơ Nguyễn, an expectant parent

 

   

 

WHAT:

   

Child Care Rally for $10aDay and Decent Pay

 

WHERE:

   

Queen’s Park, South Lawn

 

WHEN:

   

Wednesday November 20th, 12pm

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Contacts

Carolyn Ferns, Policy Coordinator
Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care
carolyn@childcareontario.org | 647-218-1275

Brynne Sinclair-Waters
Parents for Child Care - lead
bsinclairwaters@gmail.com | 647-226-7184

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Release Versions

Contacts

Carolyn Ferns, Policy Coordinator
Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care
carolyn@childcareontario.org | 647-218-1275

Brynne Sinclair-Waters
Parents for Child Care - lead
bsinclairwaters@gmail.com | 647-226-7184

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