Canada’s federal child care program, which began rolling out in 2021, has two main goals: lower fees to $10 per day per child, and expand the amount of space available in licensed childcare facilities to ensure that all families have access to the affordable services. Progress on reducing fees was relatively quick—but expanding availability has…
Conclusion, based on some random scrolling around in the maps.
The rural north is fucked. But we already knew this. You could make the same map for teachers, nurses, postal workers…
In the bigger cities, it’s a bimodal distribution – the newest neighbourhoods (where sprawl is occurring) lag behind, but also the older poorer neighbourhoods. So it isn’t just socioeconomics, but also about sprawl.
Conclusion, based on some random scrolling around in the maps.
The rural north is fucked. But we already knew this. You could make the same map for teachers, nurses, postal workers…
In the bigger cities, it’s a bimodal distribution – the newest neighbourhoods (where sprawl is occurring) lag behind, but also the older poorer neighbourhoods. So it isn’t just socioeconomics, but also about sprawl.