On another topic, in yesterday's L'Acadie nouvelle newspaper, I read the following quote from the Canadian Press:
Francophones are running out of steam; the Commissioner of Official Languages has been asked to assess the situation in British Columbia
According to your comments, that is apparently not only the case in British Columbia, but across Canada. In my province, the Société des Acadiens et Acadiennes is saying that they are not receiving their funding. The communities are saying that they are awaiting the money and that they cannot operate for four months without money, and having to tap lines of credit.
Your presentation does not contain anything positive about the current state of affairs. Is the Canadian francophone community in danger? I do not hear any comments about how bad things are for anglophones. There are no website pages in English that are badly translated from French. With all due respect, I must say that there have been no complaints in that regard.
Do you think that the current government is headed in the wrong direction, especially since the minister is responsible for monitoring her own actions, and given that she will be making the decisions?