Staff and children are at mealtime in the CAW labour community childcare centre in Windsor. The Windsor Centre was opened in 1989 after the Canadian Auto Workers bargained with Chrysler, General Motors, and Ford for financial support for childcare centres. The intention was to provide quality, not-for-profit care to support parents and to act as a model for a genuine child care strategy.
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