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Why some parents are frustrated by the Alberta government axing a child-care subsidy

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Alberta will introduce $15 per day child care on April 1. But the province is also ending a child care subsidy program. As Travis McEwan reports, some parents expect to pay close to $500 or $600 more per month without the program.

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