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Funding early childhood education would improve life chances for all

The Harper government appears more focused on shifting scarce federal dollars to families which, relatively, have much less need for federal money, rather than designing policies to help improve life chances for the most disadvantaged.

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BY DAVID CRANE
January 19, 2015

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Funding early childhood education would improve life chances for all

The Harper government appears more focused on shifting scarce federal dollars to families which, relatively, have much less need for federal money, rather than designing policies to help improve life chances for the most disadvantaged.

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