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Minnesota Lawmakers Discuss Child Care Costs, Staffing

The province says 1,075 funded spaces have opened since late last year, while one northeast Winnipeg centre’s wait list has climbed to about 1,000.

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Local child care providers told lawmakers that staffing shortages and limited resources are contributing to long waiting lists, while families face high costs.

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‘Much more to do’ to meet demand for licensed child care: education minister

·Winnipeg, Canada
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With information from Chelsea HOWGATE The Province, through Tracy Schmidt, Manitoba's Minister of Early Childhood Education and Learning, on August 13, provided an update on the government's progress in creating new spaces in child care facilities across the province. Manitoba has created 1,075 new child care spaces since the end of 2025 for children under 7 years of age living in the province. "It's a huge success," the Minister launched a pres…

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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