If the federal government’s $30-billion universal child-care plan which is expected to create 146,000 new child-care spots nationwide by 2026, is successfully implemented, it would have a huge impact on the economic situation. Not only will parental budgets be stable, but family members, especially both parents, will have the opportunity to contribute to the country's economy by working at their full capacity, but also a large number of educators will be needed. The move will also create more jobs for educators as well as the buildings needed to create spaces and the equipment needed to run the building. The point is that this will create employment opportunities not only for parents but for all provinces and territories as a whole that will boost the economy.