Just to close off on that, francophone parents can't all stay at home. This goes back to the very issue of choice. They would probably prefer to have their children at home, but they have to work. And when they have to work, there are no spaces available in large parts of Nova Scotia--and, I suspect, in large parts of Canada.
The amount of $100 a month is immaterial. It's irrelevant. It makes no difference to them. I would argue, although I know you wouldn't agree, that this is why we need some kind of framework that provides more choice for those families who have unique circumstances.
But thank you for--