Report shows Sask. trailing in child care spaces, sparks criticism via @sasktoday.

RT @ccpa: New from @ccpa: Saskatchewan is lagging behind when it comes to childcare availability. By @simon_enoch .

"Estevan, Martensville, Yorkton and Warman are some of Saskatchewan’s least accessible cities and towns, with fully 100 per cent of their preschool age children living in a childcare desert."

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The govt showed that it can respond decisively to childcare needs when it was one of the first provinces to meet the $10 per day fee target. We need to see the same determination to ensure that child care in the province is not only affordable, but also readily accessible. 6/6.

Regina and Saskatoon have improved their access since 2023, but are still home to significant child care deserts, with 47 per cent of children in Saskatoon living in a child care desert versus 38 per cent in Regina. 5/6.

Estevan, Martensville, Yorkton and Warman are some of Saskatchewan’s least accessible cities and towns, with fully 100 per cent of their preschool age children living in a childcare desert. 4/6.

Swift Current boasts some of the best childcare access in the province, with 87 percent of the city with adequate (5.9 spaces per 10 children) coverage 3/6.

SK not on target for promised space creation: Saskatchewan had promised to create 22,767 new child care spaces by 2024-25. Instead, the government managed to create only 5,648 new full-time spaces by that date. 2/6.

SK highlights from @ccpa report on child care access: Saskatchewan is still the province with the largest proportion of its child population living in child care deserts, at 51 percent. 70 percent of children in rural SK live in a child care desert. 1/6

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“Corporations gave $1.6 million to the Saskatchewan Party last year, amounting to about one-third of the party’s fundraising, and 70 per cent of all corporate donations made to the province’s political parties, according Elections Saskatchewan data.”.

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