Canadian Child Care Federation
The overall mission of the Canadian Child Care Federation is to improve the quality of child care services for Canadian families.
http://www.cccf-fcsge.ca/

Association of Early Childhood Educators in Ontario
Their mission is to be the leader in promoting the professional development and recognition of Early Childhood Educators, on behalf of children in Ontario.
http://www.cfc-efc.ca/aeceo/

Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care
The provincial voice for non-profit child care programs. Since its inception, it has won from the provincial government the wage/provider enhancement grant, New Subsidies, A Commitment for a New Day Nurseries Act, and the Release of 8,200 jobsOntario child care spaces. To date, 300 child care programs are members of the network.
http://www.childcareontario.org/

Child and Family Canada
Contains over 600 documents about health, nutrition, safety, child care, child development, physical activities, literacy, special needs, play, adolescence, learning, social issues, parenting and family life. A fully Canadian site.
http://www.cfc-efc.ca

The Canadian Association for Young Children
The Canadian Association for Young Children is the only national association specifically concerned with the well being of children, birth through age nine - at home, in preschool settings and at school.  Members of this multi-disciplinary association include parents, teachers, caregivers, administrators, students and all those wishing to share ideas and participate in activities related to the education and welfare of young children.
http://www.cayc.ca

Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs
The Association provides consultation and support for program development, publications and professional development to a national network of family resource programs.
http://www.frp.ca/home.asp

The Childcare Resource and Research Unit
CRRU is concerned with childcare research and policy and plays a key role in the Canadian childcare field. The CRRU provides a comprehensive library and database, prepares summary materials and bibliographies, and offers consultation on childcare policy and research.
http://www.childcarecanada.org

Growing Healthy Canadians
Growing Healthy Canadians: A Guide for Positive Child Development, was created to promote and illustrate the idea that the healthy development of children and youth is a shared responsibility. It looks at the contributions that families, communities, workplaces, and governments can make in ensuring that young people grow up in the kinds of conditions they require to thrive. The Guide offers a rich source of information, with a focus on the main transitions in a child's life.
http://www.growinghealthykids.com/english/home/dacont.html