I don't have that information, but I know that, among the important factors, there is the issue of integration in job search efforts. There is integration through community centres, for example, through activities organized by francophones to which these immigrants contribute. So these are activities that promote integration since children can attend French-language schools. People are trying to integrate them into the broader francophone community.
When we look at statistics in Manitoba, we realize that we're talking about approximately 2,600 French-language immigrants. You'll say that's not very much, but Winnipeg francophones feel they're developing this approach. I also know that efforts have been made to provide information at offices outside Canada to encourage immigrants to settle in the francophone community in Manitoba.