That would be extremely useful, because the different provinces have different ideas about subsidies. There is nothing standardized across the country. Even within some provinces, there's nothing standardized.
For example, Ontario has no guaranteed subsidies if you are adopting a child with special needs, or an older child, or anything... In fact, I think Barbara will say that the children's aid societies do not have a budget per se. They do not have a budget item to provide those kinds of subsidies or post-adoption support. They kind of cobble it together sometimes, out of their own budgets, where it's needed.
But some other provinces... Alberta, I believe, has a guaranteed subsidy, for example, for parents who are adopting children with particular needs. One of those needs may simply be being an older child or in a sibling group.
So yes, there's a wide range of options across the country. In fact, Ontario had a report that came out this summer and looked at those issues. It's called “Raising Expectations”. It speaks to the issue just in Ontario, but it would be very helpful to know what the situation is in each province and to look at ways of equalizing that support.