Now for the last 3.
In Yukon...licensed:- Up to four children if all are infants under 18 months
- Up to six preschool children when no more than three are infants
- Up to eight preschool children were none are infants
- The caregiver's own preschool children are included in calculating the number of children that can be cared for
If there is another person available to help the caregiver, the family day home may provide care for up to four school-age children in addition to the number of pre-school children permitted by law.unlicensed:- up to 3 children
- not including the caregiver's own preschool children
sources:
http://www.hss.gov.yk.ca/openingadayhome.phphttp://findingqualitychildcare.ca/yukonIn Northwest Territories and Nunavut...licensed:- maximum of eight children under 12, including the provider's own children
- maximum of six children 5 years and under
- maximum of three children 3 years and under
- maximum of two children 2 years and under
unlicensed:- maximum 4 children including the provider’s own children up to 12
source:
http://findingqualitychildcare.ca/northwest-territorieshttp://findingqualitychildcare.ca/nunuvutGov't sites look like Northwest Territories and Nunavut work together on this.