That's the 2006 Census. We don't check every year, but, in 2006, we calculated the percentage of immigrants for whom French was the first official language spoken, and we also determined that it was 12% of them. In overall terms, we're talking about some 3,000 persons. If we add the 600 persons who use both languages, that totals 3,600 immigrants. In short, in New Brunswick, French is the first official language spoken for approximately 3,600 immigrants.
On April 27th, 2010. See this statement in context.