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A Fantastic Crowd came to talk about Child Care and Early Childhood Education tonight

Many, many people came to the Assiniboine Park this evening to the Lyric Theatre to listen to candidates from all political parties talk about child care and early childhood education.  The size of the crowd reflects the intense concern about the need for better access to quality child care and early childhood education in Manitoba.  John Cacayuran presented our Liberal plan.   It is a very strong plan for improving access to high quality child care and early childhood education.  It was the best plan presented.   You can see it at this link -  https://jongerrardsreport.blogspot.com/2019/08/child-care-and-early-childhood.html. 
With Cyndy Frisen our Liberal candidate in Fort Rouge. 


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