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  1. 11-10-2014 05:46 PM #7
    Rachael
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    Quote Originally Posted by Van View Post
    what is the difference between unlicensed and illegal in Ontario?
    as in Bc there is only Licensed or Lic not required which suppose to just take 2 children plus their own children, anything else is just illegal over here
    Here you goo...second post is Ontario http://www.daycarebear.ca/forum/show...ritory.-please
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