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Alberta: What are the Federal Provincial Territorial agreements?
Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada, October 2005
(Child Care Policy: Making the Connections Fact Sheet No. 2 Part A). Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada.

A summary of federal child care funds made available to the province of Alberta, Canada in 2005/6 through Federal Provincial Territorial (FPT) agreements

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Manitoba: What are the Federal Provincial Territorial agreements?
Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada, October 2005
(Child Care Policy: Making the Connections Fact Sheet No. 2 Part A). Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada.

A summary of federal child care funds made available to the province of Manitoba, Canada in 2005/6 through Federal Provincial Territorial (FPT) agreements

Fact Sheets & Briefs

Newfoundland & Labrador: What are the Federal Provincial Territorial agreements?
Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada, October 2005
(Child Care Policy: Making the Connections Fact Sheet No. 2 Part A). Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada.

A summary of federal child care funds made available to the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada in 2005/6 through Federal Provincial Territorial (FPT) agreements

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Ontario: What are the Federal Provincial Territorial agreements?
Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada, October 2005
(Child Care Policy: Making the Connections Fact Sheet No. 2 Part A). Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada.

A summary of federal child care funds made available to the province of Ontario, Canada in 2005/6 through Federal Provincial Territorial (FPT) agreements

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Public funding and child care policy: How do we 'make the connection'?
Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada, September 2005
(Child Care Policy: Making the Connections Fact Sheet No. 1). Ottawa, Ontario: Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada.

A discussion of child care policy in Canada, including its impact on society, income supports to parents, and child care funding

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What are Action Plans and who develops them?
Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada, December 2005
(Child Care Policy: Making the Connections Fact Sheet No. 3). Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada.

A description of the information to be found in the "Action Plans" documents produced by each Canadian province and territory outlining their unique 5 year plans for using federal funds to meet their child care objectives

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Will the FPT agreements achieve the child care goals?
Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada, November 2005
(Child Care Policy: Making the Connections Fact Sheet No. 2 Part B). Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada.

An assessment of the ability of several levels of government to work together, using the Federal Provincial Territorial (FTP) agreements, to provide universally available and quality child care in Canada

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