
Centre à la Petite Enfance Ritourn'Ailes de Sept-Îles
912, avenue de Quen, Sept-Îles, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 70Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
7 licensed childcare providers, regulated by the MFA (Quebec).
Sept-Îles has 7 licensed programmes.
7 listings found

912, avenue de Quen, Sept-Îles, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 70Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet

392, rue Comeau, Sept-Îles, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 76Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet

40, rue Jean-Marc-Dion, Sept-Îles, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 29Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
21, rue Michaud, Sept-Îles, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 46Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
186, avenue Brochu, Sept-Îles, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 39Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
51, rue Joséphat-Méthot, Sept-Îles, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 78Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
123, rue de la Vérendrye, Sept-Îles, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 57Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
7
Licensed centres
Every one of the seven licensed services in Sept-Iles is a Centre de la petite enfance. No private garderies appear. No home-based services do either, and only three operators run the whole network, because CPE Ritourn'Ailes holds three installations and CPE Sous le Bon Toit holds two, which leaves CPE Nid d'Hirondelle and CPE Nutshimit as the only single-site services in the city. That structure shapes how you apply.
All seven take infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Because every service is subventionnee, families pay the provincial reduced contribution rather than a rate set by the operator, and there is no private-market alternative in town to compare it against. On the Cote-Nord that is normal. The population is small enough that the CPE network absorbed the demand and nothing else grew alongside it.
Not one of the seven has collected three or more Google reviews, so MapleCub can publish no rating average for Sept-Iles at all. That absence is worth reading as information rather than a blank. In a city of roughly twenty-five thousand people where the same three operators have run care for years, reputation moves by word of mouth at the school gate and through the CPE's own parent committees, and online review volume never builds. Ask around locally.
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How many daycares are in Sept-Iles?
Seven licensed services, and every one is a Centre de la petite enfance.
Are there private garderies?
No. There are no private garderies and no home-based services listed in Sept-Iles.
Do they take infants?
All seven are licensed for poupons, toddlers and preschoolers.
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