Mr. Jedwab mentioned earlier an 80% exogamy rate, because in some regions, it was 50%, 55% or 70% and it was 15% just for New Brunswick. I don't think we can ask francophones outside Quebec to be any more open. Any more open than that and you're a goner.
When over 80% of people in one community marry people from another community, you don't ask them to be more open to that other community, but you do ask whether they truly constitute a community. If it were random, you would probably more often marry within your own community. People usually get married to people they know.
The effort that needs to be made, in terms of this openness that is so valued by all today, has to do with finding a way of maintaining an identity boundary. In 80% of cases, Franco-Ontarians marry anglophones. They cannot be asked to be any more open to anglophones, but under the circumstances, how do we rebuild places of solidarity?