Ontario is not on track to meet its targets on child-care fees, number of spaces created or percentage of qualified staff within the $10-a-day system, the province's auditor general has found.
Shelley Spence's office released a report Wednesday looking at Ontario's progress in implementing the national child-care program and found that while several provinces have already lowered parent fees to an average of $10 a day, Ontario likely won't meet that unless it makes some changes.
"The $10 a day is achievable, but the next day it may be a problem," Spence said at a press conference.