
Centre de la Petite Enfance Abinodjic-Miguam
531, 3e Avenue, Val-d'Or, QC
Open until 18:00
Capacity 80Ages infant to preschool
3.7 from 3 Google reviews
9 licensed childcare providers, regulated by the MFA (Quebec).
Val-d'Or has 9 licensed programmes. 1 publishes its hours.
9 listings found

531, 3e Avenue, Val-d'Or, QC
Open until 18:00
Capacity 80Ages infant to preschool
3.7 from 3 Google reviews

250, avenue Paquin, Val-d'Or, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 80Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet

, Kitcisakik, Grand-Lac-Victoria, via Louvicourt C.P. 520, Val-d'Or, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 45Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet

7, place Guillemette, Val-d'Or, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 65Ages toddler to preschool
No public rating yet

351, rue de l'Église, Val-d'Or, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 59Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet

111, chemin de la Baie-Carrière, Val-d'Or, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 80Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
1277, boulevard Forest, Val-d'Or, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 80Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
1277, boulevard Forest, Val-d'Or, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 18Ages infant to preschool
No public rating yet
1241, 8e rue, Val-d'Or, QC
Hours not published
Capacity 15Ages toddler to preschool
No public rating yet
9
Licensed centres
3.7★
Avg Google rating
1
Ministère de la Famille Licensing
Every Val-d'Or provider is subsidised. All nine listings participate in the reduced-contribution system, which is well above the Quebec average of roughly seventy-four percent and matters more here than it would further south, because Abitibi families have no realistic option of driving to the next town when the local field runs out. The nearest alternative is far. Reviews are close to nonexistent, with three in total across the whole town. One provider carries all three. The Centre de la Petite Enfance Abinodjic-Miguam shows 3.7 stars on that basis, which is not a number anyone should act on.
Nine listings resolve to eight operators, with the Vallée des Loupiots centre appearing twice in the provincial file. Garderie aux Jardins des Merveilles is among the other named providers, and the absence of review history across almost the entire town means a parent here is choosing on a visit, a phone call and whatever the local network says. That is normal in the north.
Seven of nine take infants. All nine cover toddlers and preschoolers, and Quebec's practice of publishing age groups on every registry row means these are verified counts, so seven infant-licensed providers out of nine is unusually good coverage for a town this remote. It compares well with far larger places further south.
Five of the nine listings carry a website and eight carry a phone number. For a town of about thirty thousand more than five hundred kilometres from Montreal, that is workable contact coverage, and the practical constraint in Val-d'Or is capacity rather than information, since there is no neighbouring market to absorb the overflow. Plan around that.
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Are Val-d'Or daycares subsidised?
All nine are. Every listing participates in the reduced-contribution system, well above the Quebec average of about 74%.
How many daycares are in Val-d'Or?
Nine listings resolving to eight distinct operators, since the Vallée des Loupiots installation appears twice in the provincial file.
Do Val-d'Or daycares have reviews?
Barely. There are three reviews in the whole town, all held by CPE Abinodjic-Miguam, which shows 3.7 stars on that basis. It is not a number to act on.
Do Val-d'Or daycares take infants?
Seven of the nine are licensed for infants and all nine cover toddlers and preschoolers. For a town this remote that is unusually good coverage.
How many daycares in Val D Or publish their opening hours?
1 of the 9 licensed programmes MapleCub has on file in Val D Or publish their hours. The rest have not listed opening and closing times, so call to confirm.
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