CPE strike 的 Parents stay in solidarity on the North Shore - Le Nord-Côtier

Even with endless waiting periods to get a place and unpredictability generated by the strikes in the CPE, several families in the Côte-Nord continue to support the cause of the educators. Karina Poulin, a clinician nurse who lives in Sept-Îles, waited two years before getting a place in CPE for her son. After the end of her maternity leave, she and her spouse had to be creative in supporting their families, especially by using reverse work sche…

Even with endless waiting periods to get a place and unpredictability generated by the strikes in the CPE, several families in the Côte-Nord continue to support the cause of the educators. Karina Poulin, a clinician nurse who lives in Sept-Îles, waited two years before getting a place in CPE for her son. After the end of her maternity leave, she and her spouse had to be creative in supporting their families, especially by using reverse work sche…

With a network of educators who are out of breath defending their rights, parents believe that the region is facing "a vicious circle": without staff, no new places and no places, families continue to pay the price. According to a recent study commissioned by My Place au travail, an OBNL representing Quebec's parents against the shortage of childcare facilities, the Côte-Nord is one of the regions most affected by the shortage of childcare facil…