Canadian Survey on the Provision of Child Care Services / by Leanne Findlay and Dafna Kohen. : CS36-28-0001/2021-8-1E-PDF

"Most available information on child care has examined parent-reported use of child care, often called "demand," with much less information on the supply of child care. The recent pilot of the Canadian Survey on the Provision of Child Care Services (CSPCCS) explored the feasibility of a frame to conduct a Canada-wide survey on child care to better understand characteristics of the supply of child care in centres and regulated homes and in unregulated home child care. This frame included child care that was identified using the Canadian Business Register (North American Industry Classification System code 62441) and publicly available administrative lists of child care in each of the provinces and territories. Despite the benefits of a national data collection initiative such as the CSPCCS, several limitations based on the pilot collection should be noted. However, the CSPCCS is a tool to collect information to address gaps in knowledge regarding regulated child care centres and homes and unregulated child care in Canada"--Abstract, page 1.

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