I will clarify what I said. At a certain point, francophones began to settle throughout Ontario. When I talk about the francophonie, I am not referring to colour or race.
New immigrants in Ontario tend to settle in certain areas. For instance, Chinese immigrants will move to places where there are a lot of Chinese already, and as a result they can say that they represent 10% or 13% of the population. Consequently, regional organizations or public health organizations will translate their documents in Chinese or in Italian, but not in French.
We are not against immigration. I am in complete agreement with immigrants moving to Ontario. However, I want the federal government to impose on organizations the obligation to translate their documents first in French, and then in other languages, because these people also need access to services in their language.
But the opposite is happening today.