Indigenous children and their families soon will see increased child care planning supports to help connect them to the culturally sensitive programs and services they need to succeed.

The Ministry of Children and Family Development is warning B.C. parents about third-party websites and related social media posts offering to help parents access provincial and federal child care funding and supports – at a potential cost to parents.

The Government of Canada, British Columbia and the Wet’suwet’en are committed to working together to develop and implement a framework for exercising Wet’suwet’en jurisdiction over child and family services. It is a key step towards achieving the common goal of improving child and family services for the Wet’suwet’en Nation according to Wet’suwet’en traditions and culture.

Since 1991, the Khalsa Childcare Centre has been a fixture of the Surrey community, preparing local children for success at school and beyond.

The B.C. government is honouring the Great Canadian Gaming Corporation and Hastings Race Course with a Partnerships Award as part of the 2018 Child Care Awards of Excellence.

The Teen Education and Motherhood Services (TEAM) Infant and Toddler Care programs, offered through Beacon Community Services in Brentwood Bay, have won a 2018 Child Care Award of Excellence for Leadership in Inclusive Practices.

Kelowna's Little Owl Academy is one of this year’s recipients of a Child Care Award of Excellence from the British Columbia government.

The Cariboo Child Care Society’s outstanding leadership has won them a 2018 Child Care Award of Excellence from the B.C. government.