Medallion Family Day Homes Ltd.
209-11 Fairway Drive NW, T6J 2W4 · Westbrook Estates · (780) 438-4012 · info@medalliondayhomes.ca
This is a family day home agency, not a childcare centre. Under this licence type, children are cared for in contracted educators' own homes across the city, homes the provincial dataset does not list. The address and map below show the agency's registered address, not the home your child would attend. Contact the agency to ask which homes have space near you.
At a glance
| Ages served | Infant · Toddler · Preschool · School-age |
|---|---|
| Hours | Not confirmed. Ask the program for its current hours. |
| Licensed capacity | Not published |
| Licence | Licensed to 2028-03-31 |
Licensed capacity is the maximum the province approves at one time, not a live count of children. No provincial dataset publishes how many spaces are free, so this page does not guess. Call to ask about openings.
Fees
Ask the agency about the $15/day grant. The province marks every family day home agency in Alberta as not in it, so that mark says nothing about this one. The grant attaches to the individual day homes, which can take part.
Lower income? A separate subsidy may apply
Alberta also runs a separate income-tested child care subsidy, which applies particularly to kindergarten and school-age children needing care outside school hours, the care the $15/day grant does not cover. Eligibility depends on household income, the child's age and the program type.
Licensing inspections
Government of Alberta record3 findings 3 with a recorded remedy across 16 inspections between September 2024 – December 2025. Findings are routine in licensed childcare and most are resolved quickly, so a longer history means more findings, not a worse program. Read the remedy column before the count.
How to read and compare this history
Do not compare this count with another program's. How much history we hold varies from program to program, and for this one it runs September 2024 – December 2025. A program renamed, re-licensed, or whose records we could not confidently attribute will show a shorter history here for reasons that say nothing about the care it provides. The site as a whole covers October 2019 – December 2025, but no single program is guaranteed to be covered for all of it.
This history may be incomplete. The province publishes inspections in a file that shares no identifier with its program list, and 9 records in it could be this program's or could belong to another with a similar name, address or phone number. We will not guess, so they are left out. Check the province's own record before drawing any conclusion: Alberta child care lookup.
These findings are against the agency, and may belong to any home in it. This licence covers educators caring for children in their own private residences. The province states that non-compliances issued to a family day home agency “reflect Agency non-compliances as well as family day home provider” ones, so a finding here may be against the agency's own practice or against one of the homes it approves, and the file does not say which, or how many homes are involved. Nothing here tells you anything about the specific home a child would be placed in. Ask the agency directly, and see the province's usage considerations.
| Date | Finding | Reason | Action | Remedied |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 8, 2025 | Standard 4B Furnishings and equipment | INSPECTION | ORDER TO REMEDY | Jul 31, 2025 |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Standard 10B Home and safety | INSPECTION | ORDER TO REMEDY | Jul 31, 2025 |
| Jul 8, 2025 | Standard 7 Child care program | INSPECTION | ORDER TO REMEDY | Jul 31, 2025 |
A finding can be appealed. The province gives a program 30 days to appeal a non-compliance it considers unwarranted, and says its own file is a point-in-time pull whose rows may change between publications “due to data entry modifications and/or program activity”. A finding shown here may since have been appealed, remedied or revised. This file is dated December 2025.
Source: Child Care Information, Government of Alberta (Open Government Licence – Alberta), snapshot December 2025. Page built 2026-09-15. Read it alongside the province's usage considerations. Operators: see corrections.
Public health inspections are separate, and are not on this page.
Alberta Health Services inspects childcare facilities for food handling, sanitation and similar hazards, apart from the provincial licensing inspections above. AHS publishes those results itself but does not permit them to be republished, so we link rather than copy: search AHS public health inspections with Facility Type set to Child Care and City to Edmonton. AHS notes that only violations found are listed there, so a facility with no entry is not necessarily one with no inspection.
Schools served
This program does not offer out-of-school care.
Location
Something out of date?
This page is built from public records and may be incomplete. We have no website, photos or out-of-school-care fees for most programs.
If you run this program, email corrections@daycareregistry.ca and we will correct it and note the date. If you dispute an inspection finding shown above, we take it down first and check it afterwards. We do that when we next rebuild the data, usually within a few days. See corrections for what we do with a request and what we log.