Even the Canadian Taxpayers Federation admits deficit spending in times of slow economic growth is a fact of life.

However $30 billion worth in one go is too much, and that's what the Federal Liberals brought forth in their budget this week.

CTF Executive Director Aaron Wudrick, says even if the price of oil recovers over the next few months, he's afraid it won't won't make much of a dent in government spending.

"If it's a question of having more revenue, my fear is the government will just turn around and spend it again. We see that in other provinces. When the economy does unexpectedly better than they hope, they don't slow down their spending or pay it back sooner, they just decide 'Hey we have extra money, let's spend it!' So, we're going to be watching that carefully as well."

Wudrick says with the debt expected to soar by $100 billion over the next four years, he would have liked to hear the Liberals plans for paying back some of the money, instead of just adding to the debt.