Canada's debt to GDP ratio is pretty good relative to many other countries, though it isn't nearly so rosy when you count provincial debt in the picture.  Canada is pretty rate (though not entirely unique) in having a substantial portion of our public debt held by sub-national governments.  Today the Provinces actually have more total debt than the Federal government.

Federal debt to GDP ratio is somewhere around 35% but total government debt to GDP is up around 80%.

Besides, almost no government in the developed world is in a "good" position in terms of debt.  Australia, Norway and maybe Finland and Switzerland are the only ones I can think of.  The rest range from "bad" (eg. Germany, U.K.), to "Terrible" (eg. U.S., France) to "How have they not completely collapsed?!?!" (Japan).