Centre de Soins et d’Éducation Marika
98 Tobique Chemin, Grand-Sault/Grand Falls, NB
Hours not published
Ages infant to school ageFrench language
No public rating yet
7 licensed childcare providers, regulated by the NB EECD (New Brunswick).
Grand-Sault/Grand Falls has 7 licensed programmes.
7 listings found
98 Tobique Chemin, Grand-Sault/Grand Falls, NB
Hours not published
Ages infant to school ageFrench language
No public rating yet
689 Éverard H. Daigle Boulevard, Grand-Sault/Grand Falls, NB
Hours not published
Ages school ageFrench language
No public rating yet
338 Broadway Boulevard, Grand-Sault/Grand Falls, NB
Hours not published
Ages infant to school ageFrench language
No public rating yet
255 Main Rue, Grand-Sault/Grand Falls, NB
Hours not published
Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
335 Chapel Rue, Grand-Sault/Grand Falls, NB
Hours not published
Ages infant to preschoolFrench language
No public rating yet
714 Everard H Daigle Boulevard, Grand-Sault/Grand Falls, NB
Hours not published
Ages preschool to school ageFrench language
No public rating yet
689 Éverard H. Daigle Boulevard, Grand-Sault/Grand Falls, NB
Hours not published
Ages preschoolFrench language
No public rating yet
7
Licensed centres
Six of the nine licensed listings in Grand-Sault/Grand Falls are recorded as French-language services, which fits a town that carries both names officially and sits in one of New Brunswick's genuinely bilingual corridors along the upper Saint John River. All nine are centres, and not one of them carries a rating, a website or a phone number anywhere in the provincial file. Addresses and language are what remain.
Two names cover most of the town. Madi's Friends Daycare appears on Everard H Daigle Boulevard, and a second entry under Les Amis de Madi / Madi's Friends Daycare appears twice at the same Chapel Rue address, which looks like a duplicate record rather than two separate services. One entry duplicates another at the same Chapel Rue address. Centre de Soins et d'Éducation Marika on Chemin Tobique is the other French-language name in the file. Between it and the Madi entries, you have most of what the registry records here.
Seven of the nine cover preschool ages and six run through school age, while four take infants under a year. New Brunswick files before-and-after-school programmes alongside full-day care. So the school-age figure inflates what looks like general capacity, and the four infant licences are the number that actually constrains a young family here.
You can't phone ahead. The province's file carries no contact details for any of its 947 listings, so each of these has to be searched by name, and the Parent Fee Grid that caps daily fees only applies at designated centres, which is a designation MapleCub does not track for New Brunswick. Ask about it on the first call.
How many daycares are in Grand-Sault/Grand Falls?
Are they French-language?
Do any take infants?
Why is there no contact information?
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How many daycares are in Grand-Sault/Grand Falls?
Nine licensed listings, all centres. One name appears twice at the same address, so the number of distinct services is smaller.
Are they French-language?
Six of the nine are recorded as French-language services, consistent with a bilingual town on the upper Saint John River.
Do any take infants?
Four of the nine are licensed for children under a year. Seven cover preschool ages and six extend through school age.
Why is there no contact information?
New Brunswick's licensing file carries no phone numbers or websites for any of its 947 listings. Search each centre by name.
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