Good day. Mr. Desgagné, a number of years ago, some of my family members settled in Gravelbourg. My name is Gravel. It was my mother's aunt, and I know that she was a nun. She was a cloistered sister at the Précieux-Sang there, and she wrote to us to complain because there were no francophone schools there. My aunt's children spoke French, but her grandchildren were completely assimilated and couldn't speak a word of French. Even today it's completely anglophone.
We know that the schools are where it happens. Earlier, you mentioned a small community, Ponteix, where the population is aging. Consequently, there are fewer young people and fewer children. What efforts are you making to ensure that these children are educated in French? Otherwise, they will be assimilated, as we have seen in the past when there have been no French schools.