That's very interesting.
First of all, Canada is a bilingual country. In 2019, I led an awareness campaign called “Immigrant Means.” Immigrants and francophone communities in Canada contribute in many ways.
In terms of the broader picture, the economy and human resources, francophone immigrants contribute to every sector of the country. When it comes to bilingualism, it's fair to say that Canada is a country that cannot move forward without the French fact. I believe that failing to recognize the added value of francophone immigrants is a major mistake on Canada's part, because they contribute to every aspect of society—whether economically or in terms of social integration—at both local and international levels.
Failing to recognize francophone immigrants as an added value truly amounts to a missed strategic opportunity for Canada.