The province committed in its $10-a-day deal with the federal government in March to create 71,000 new child-care spaces by 2026 and the government says it has already made progress, with 53,000 spaces left to be created.
The Canadian PressOntario's new, one-time $213 million grant will help child-care operators create new spaces, as part of the $10-a-day deal with the federal government.
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