Somewhat - I may think about cancelling some trips. Yes - I will travel only when I have to. Thanks to lots of money and a plan, child care in Nunavik is a successful regional industry, one that's managing to satisfy both its employees and clients. By 2002, every community in Nunavik will get at least one new child care facility. These centres will serve 850 children and employ more than 150 Inuit child care workers.
Child care is a priority in Quebec.
It's a commitment that Quebec backs up with cold cash. A visit to Kuujjuaq or Inukjuak shows just what this money buys. The communities' child care centres are both attractive, wood-built buildings that accommodate 80 children up to the age of six. Another new 80-place centre is slated for Kuujjuaq, where the demand for child care outstrips the present supply. In Inukjuak, a second 30-place centre will soon open its doors at the Nunavimmi Pigiursavik technical and vocational school.