Premier Kathleen Wynne says the government will spend $300-million over the next two years to fight youth unemployment. She says there'll be four funds to help create jobs, give young people work skills and support young entrepreneurs. It's the latest sneak peak at Thursday's budget -- and appears to be part of an effort to gain the support of the New Democrats. The minority Liberals need help from at least one opposition party to pass their budget -- and avoid an election.

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