The federal childcare plan is failing Alberta
Federal restrictions creating shortages and delays
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Author: Peter Jon Mitchell
Want to be healthy and happy? Get married
We’d all be better off if we recovered a healthier view of marriage
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The public consequences of marriage rates falling
Families are the front line of child care, elder care, and financial stability
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Affordable child care remains uncertain for many Ontarians
$10-a-day child care plan least efficient, most expensive and complex way to tackle affordability
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The best childcare solution is to fund families directly
That way, parents will be able to afford the kind of care that best meets their needs
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Parent’s are irreplaceable in a child’s life
The state needs to stop trying to replace parents
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Canada has a baby-making problem
Missing marriages, empty baby carriages
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Where have all the weddings (and babies) gone?
Declining marriage and fertility rates raise urgent questions about the future of family and the nation’s social fabric
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The value of the marriage bond in times of crisis
Our experience amid the stress and challenge highlights the important bonds we have within our families
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Child benefit program pays dividends but presents hurdles
Governments need to be careful that benefits don’t discourage social institutions that strengthen families and communities
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