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  1. 03-10-2014 09:20 AM #1
    Cadillac
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    In ontario in order to be a liscenced home daycare you must go through an agency. therefore you have to follow age restrictions and the agency takes a cut of your daily rate . .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cadillac View Post
    In ontario in order to be a liscenced home daycare you must go through an agency. therefore you have to follow age restrictions and the agency takes a cut of your daily rate . .
    This is a play on words though. A daycare provider is never licensed it is the agency not the individual who is licensed and leads a parent to have false reassurance.
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