With all due respect, I won't reveal the outcome of a conversation that hasn't taken place yet. You're the one drawing conclusions that I think are quite wrong and that will mislead the people of Quebec and Canada.
With regard to the 55%, it should be noted that Quebec has done more than its fair share. In some areas, I'm asking for additional efforts. I also think that this figure should be scrutinized. We have moved a significant number of asylum seekers to the Atlantic provinces. We're paying for their accommodation in hotels, both in the Atlantic provinces and in Quebec. Many people came through Roxham Road. Many of them spoke French. Others moved from Montreal to Toronto. The 55% figure should really be scrutinized.
Two provinces carry the load when it comes to taking in refugees. However, they may reap the benefits when these people become Canadian citizens. These provinces are Ontario and Quebec, given their proximity to the United States and the Pearson and Trudeau airports.