The language revitalization program that you held in the part of the country I live in was very successful and very popular. I think they're starting another round of recruitment of students. As I travelled throughout the summer, I've seen the interest from the other indigenous people, the other governments that want to look at doing something to save their language.
We have 58 aboriginal languages in Canada. If we don't change the way we work with those languages or try to save or stop the deterioration of them, we're told that we'll probably end up with only three. We have some aboriginal populations, such as the Gwich'in, where we expect the language will be gone in as short a period of time as 10 years.
Are you seeing a real level of interest to start programs in the communities, to develop instructors, and to try to put together a strategy to save the languages?