The Conversation Canada
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Jul 19, 2026
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Canadians love outdoor play and land-based learning — but regulations get in the way
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Support is lacking and un-co-ordinated across child-care licensing regulations, curriculum frameworks, standards of practice and workforce preparation. (Children Nature Network/Nappy)
Canadians love outdoor play and land‑based learning — but regulations get in the way
Published: July 19, 2026 10.22am EDT
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Across Canada, every province and territory agrees: outdoor and land-based play belongs at the heart of children’s early learning.
Curriculum frameworks affirm in varied ways that outdoor environments are rich, intentional learning contexts, not supplements to t…
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