Supreme Court rules that asylum seekers can access subsidized Quebec daycare
The case stems from 2018 when a woman made a claim for refugee protection but was denied access to subsidized childcare while waiting for a decision
By News on the Net -- National Post & Harrison Faulkner—— Bio and Archives--March 7, 2026
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The
Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that asylum seekers in Quebec with
young children are eligible for the province’s subsidized daycare
programs. The ruling was released Friday morning with eight of the nine Supreme Court judges in favour of the decision.
“Originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ms. Cibuabua Kanyinda made a claim for refugee protection under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act … when she arrived,” the court wrote in a summary of its decision. “She has three children, who accompanied her and were very young at the time the application was filed.” ---More...
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