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Category: How Child Care Affects Children and Parents

Child care can affect children’s development and parent activities. What does evidence say?

Posted on April 4, 2009December 24, 2024

Speech: Assessing Family Policy in Canada

Speech to the Institute for Research on Public Policy Roundtable – “Assessing Family Policy in Canada”.

  • Download the IRPP speech in PDF format.
  • Download (from the IRPP web site) the audio web cast or the roundtable program.

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