Four new statues of former Canadian leaders were unveiled along the Prime Minister's Path in Wilmot, Ontario, on Saturday. The project, which has drawn mixed reactions, adds to a growing collection of historical figures displayed in public spaces. The statues include leaders from different eras, highlighting key moments in Canadian history. While some residents welcomed the additions as a tribute to national heritage, others expressed concerns about the project's focus and its potential impact on local identity. The Prime Minister's Path has been a point of discussion in the community, with critics questioning its purpose and supporters praising its educational value. The latest additions continue to fuel debate over how history is remembered in public spaces.