The 34 hr rule is a good thing the 1/2 hr break is a joke this break on electronic logs could keep some drivers from making a del on time you canât run a human body on a computer everybody is different no 2 drivers drive the same. I agree this has to be the most goofy thing they have done besides the 1/2 hr. break.
Once again, parents in Toronto paid the highest toddler childcare rates in the country, at an average of $1,324 a month, followed by those who live in Vancouver, Burnaby, B.C., London, Ont, Brampton, Ont., and Mississauga, Ont., with fees just over $1,000 a month.hen it came to infant care, it found that fees for children under 18 months were the most expensive. Torontonians paid the highest amount to put an infant into daycare at an average of $1,676 a month.
Adult daycare is another sensible care option to allow seniors to stay at home and is more cost effective than relocating to an assisted living community. The national average daily rate of adult day services is $65/day in 2014 per Genworth survey findings.At this daily rate a monthly average of 20 weekdays will cost $1300 for daycare with perhaps an extra monthly allowance for weekend caregivers costing another $1300.pplying this hourly rate of $20 for a caregiver means that home care costs about $4900 per month, which consists of 8 hours daily / 7 days a week. Following along this line of reasoning, the cost of home care is $1400 more than assisted living.