Let’s face it, having kids is expensive. And one of the priciest things working parents have to worry about is childcare?if you can even get your kids on a waitlist, that is.
This cost is especially hard to cover for low-income families with parents often working multiple jobs to get by. For example, if a single mom is working a retail job during the day and attending school at night, how can she afford to pay someone to look after her kids" Luckily, low-income families in New Brunswick are about to get some much-needed relief.

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Drumroll, please! The city with the most expensive daycare in Canada is...New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant recently announced that the province would provide free daycare for low-income families whose annual gross income is less than $37,500.
The program?which is scheduled to be implemented province-wide by March 2019?is being offered to parents who work or attend school and have kids aged five and under attending a designated New Brunswick Early Learning Centre.
Donna Gates, executive director of Living SJ said in a news release that the announcement has the potential to “dramatically reduce” generational poverty in the province. ?Giving parents options to help break the cycle of poverty is k...