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Ottawa says it will hold New Brunswick to terms of child-care agreement

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Families, Children and Social Development Minister Jenna Sudds says the agreement is clear. The April 2022 agreement commits the province to create 3,400 child-care spaces by 2026. Last week, Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Bill Hogan said he wanted Ottawa to reopen the agreement.

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Ottawa says it will hold New Brunswick to terms of child-care agreement

The federal minister overseeing child-care agreements with the provinces says she intends to hold New Brunswick to the promises it made when the province signed on last year.

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