I can talk about my department. We have all kinds of teachers who come from everywhere. We have two colleagues from Quebec, one from Belgium, one from Switzerland, one from Haiti and myself. I don't think my department is unique. You find that mix in most French departments across Canada. You hear all kinds of accents.
We have a socio-linguistics course where we study all the various kinds of spoken French. I think we're very sensitive to the importance of making our students understand that there are all kinds of French in the world and that they have to be able to understand all accents, all expressions. We really like studying the various expressions that come from various countries. I don't know whether that answers your question.