I can honestly tell you that courses are given in French because of the involvement of the University of Ottawa, the University of Moncton, Collège Saint-Boniface and Collège Sainte-Anne. They are concerned about this problem. However, we know that we live in North America. To take my own example, I did my master's in administration in French, but a lot of the background material was in English. Translation is a never-ending job. We think the priority is to give people the basic tools they need when they are on the job. We have a lot of doctors and nurses who need terminology training so that they can express themselves properly in French. They have received their training in English, in many cases.
On October 5th, 2006. See this statement in context.