That is certainly worrisome, especially since Monday's economic update showed that the public debt-to-GDP ratio, a measure that is being closely monitored, was going to rise more than expected. This does not include spending to stimulate the economy. If you add in that spending, the public debt-to-GDP ratio will be well over 50 % for several years to come, and that's only at the federal level.
Historically, the government's economic and fiscal forecasts have always tended to move over time. For example, while a $10-billion deficit was projected five years from now, the following year the deadline is pushed back. This somewhat worrisome trend could be repeated even after the COVID-19 crisis, so that the public debt-to-GDP ratio could also continue to rise well beyond this crisis.