In 2015, Justin Trudeau promised Canadians that we would only have “modest” deficits of “only” $10 billion per year, and he would balance the federal budget by the end of his mandate in 2019/20.

Instead, he immediately tripled that deficit forecast, and he abandoned his promise to balance the federal budget by 2019/20.

The next year, Finance Canada released its 2016 long-term economic and fiscal forecast, which showed that we would have deficits until 2050. This would triple our current debt levels to $1.5 trillion by 2050.

The latest report from Trudeau’s own finance department showed that Canada would have deficits until 2045.

These additional deficits will add $450 billion to Canada’s national debt over the next 27 years.

That’s 27 years of broken promises, and 27 years of tax hikes on Canadian families.