I don't know about museums and galleries, but I don't see cuts to funding in education.  What I do see is new edu-babble fads being layered on, such as the coding fad Margaret Wente discussed recently.   What little history (and it is little) my kids are being taught in school is dominated by a thinly-disguised anti-colonial narrative about how the aboriginals' own Garden of Eden paradise was taken from them.  

Louis Riel was violent.  He led the NW Rebellion and had Thomas Scott (a prisoner) executed.  Should his statues be taken down?  Was he a violent bastard or a violent hero?   And what's the difference between the two, other than time and perspective (and personal opinion)?