Last week, we emailed you on Victoria Day to call out the Ford PCs’ ongoing appeasement of the "woke" mob by keeping the statue of Canada’s first prime minister hidden in a plywood box at Queen’s Park. The Ontario PC government ordered that the statue of Sir John A. Macdonald be boarded up in 2020.

The Ontario PCs have released their budget — and as expected, it’s virtually indistinguishable from something the former Liberal government would have tabled. When asked why the PCs reneged on their promise to return Ontario to balance, Doug Ford summed up his government's reckless fiscal approach in one sentence: “We can balance the budget another year.”

Happy Victoria Day! This weekend is a time to reflect on our province’s rich history. But across Ontario and Canada, a troubling trend has taken hold: the erasure of our shared history to appease radical activists.

Today, the Ontario PCs will table their latest provincial budget. If history tells us anything, it is this: Do not expect fiscal responsibility. Under the Ford Progressives, Ontario’s government spending has skyrocketed—even higher than during the peak of the McGuinty-Wynne Liberal era.