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‘Big holes’: Ottawa’s $12B child-care deal with Ontario falls short, advocates say
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‘Big holes’: Ottawa’s $12B child-care deal with Ontario falls short, advocates say

Some operators want more for-profit spaces and funding tied to families. Others warn that would be a step backwards
ONTARIOALBERTACANADAKRYSTAL CHURCHERPAUL CALANDRAAMBER STRAKER
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