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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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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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British Columbia: 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 British Columbia, Canada in 2005/6 through Federal Provincial Territorial (FPT) agreements

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Nova Scotia: 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 Nova Scotia, 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

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Prince Edward Island: What are the Federal Provincial Territorial agreements?
Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada, December 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 Prince Edward Island, Canada in 2005/6 through Federal Provincial Territorial (FPT) agreements

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New Brunswick: What are the Federal Provincial Territorial agreements?
Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada, December 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 New Brunswick, Canada in 2005/6 through Federal Provincial Territorial (FPT) agreements

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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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Saskatchewan: 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 Saskatchewan, Canada in 2005/6 through Federal Provincial Territorial (FPT) agreements

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