Many jobs lost in the city were tied to accommodation, the food services industry, manufacturing and health care, says FAO.

The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario says educators will not plan any new field trips or distribute letters or memos from schools and boards.

Ontario's financial watchdog says there is a "significant risk" the Progressive Conservative government's spending plan will fall $5 billion short of what's needed for health and education.

Ontario's fiscal watchdog says long-term care waiting lists will continue to grow even as the government plans to add 15,000 new beds.

"Policy decisions by both the current and previous governments contributed to the slow increase in revenues as well as the rise in spending last year."

Ontario's fiscal watchdog says the provincial government's decision to increase class sizes will result in approximately 10,000 fewer teachers in schools over the next five years.

Financial Accountability Officer Peter Weltman says in a report today that the tax credit will benefit only 38 per cent of minimum wage workers since many already pay no provincial tax.

In a report released Tuesday, the Financial Accountability Office says revenue from those fees as well as personal property security fees and incorporation fees “continues to significantly exceed program costs.”

Lisa MacLeod did not detail the nature of those threats or say if she has alerted the police to them.

Last month's arbitration ruling put no hard cap on increases in the physician services budget, which the government had urged.