You're referring to minority community post-secondary institutions.
Well, my position as commissioner has given me the opportunity to discover and observe the energy and vitality of these institutions which, often with limited resources, do extraordinary things. You referred to the Boréal College. I visited the Sudbury campus of the Boréal College. The Boréal College comprises several campuses. There is the University of Hearst, and the Cité collégiale here, in Ottawa.
There is now a network of institutions working together across Canada, which share best practices and often establish agreements and relationships with anglophone institutions in order to provide programs and classes. I'm referring to the Saint-Jean campus, which is the francophone campus of the University of Alberta. There's also the Bureau des affaires francophones et francophiles at Simon Fraser University. There's the Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface in Winnipeg. There are networks of post-secondary programs across Ontario, francophone colleges, and also, of course, the University of Ottawa and Laurentian University. There are anglophone universities in Quebec, which are, generally speaking, in a slightly different situation. And there is the Université Sainte-Anne in the Maritimes.
All these institutions do a good job.