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Excerpt: "The Government will also continue building the first-ever Canada-wide early learning and child care system. By the end of 2022, average fees for regulated child care will be cut in half in most of the provinces and territories. And in some places, this will even happen as early as the start of the year. Families will save thousands of dollars. Four jurisdictions have not yet reached agreements on child care. Two are territories with unique infrastructure challenges, and the Government will keep working together to ensure we meet the needs of the North. The Government will continue working with the remaining two provinces to finalize agreements that will deliver $10-a-day child care for families who so badly need it."

Excerpt: "Since signing the early learning and child care agreements with the federal government in August, the Government of Saskatchewan has delivered a wage increase and training opportunities for early childhood educators (ECEs) ensuring families and their children have access to high quality and inclusive child care in the province.

Today, the Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan announced that as a first step toward making child care more affordable for children aged 0 to 5, funding will be provided to licensed facilities that will reduce parents’ out-of-pocket child care fees by about half on average, retroactive to July 1, 2021. This initial reduction is the first step toward reaching the 2025-26 goal of, on average, $10 a day licensed child care in Saskatchewan."

Tola Adegbolu: Master of Education in Developmental Psychology & Education (DPE), Class of 2021.

Michelle Rodrigues: Doctor of Philosophy in School and Clinical Child Psychology (SCCP), Class of 2021.

The Atkinson Centre promotes research on child development, and the development of early learning policy and practice that serve young children and their families.

Juanna Nguyen: Master of Education in Counselling Psychology, Class of 2021.

Dalia Ahmed: Master of Education in Counselling Psychology (CP), Class of 2021.

Redab Al-Janaideh: Doctor of Philosophy in Developmental Psychology & Education (DPE), Class of 2021.

Kexin Du: Master of Education in Counselling Psychology - Global Mental Health Field (CP), Class of 2021.

Kimberley Tsujimoto: Doctor of Philosophy in Developmental Psychology & Education (DPE), Class of 2021.

Jasmin Katz: Master of Arts in Clinical and Counselling Psychology (CCP), Class of 2021.

Shawna Grossman: Master of Arts in School and Clinical Child Psychology (SCCP), Class of 2021.