Certainly, in our discussions with the government, we are aiming for at least 32.7% of total immigrants. If the idea is to attract 5,000, at least 1,500 to 2,000 of them should be Francophone. I believe that should be the government's objective. That's why we are very pleased to finally have funding and to have been able to start bringing the main players together, including the people of Saint-Léonard.
The Acadian Peninsula has just acquired a coordination centre in Bathurst. There is also the CAIIMM, which is the Centre d'accueil et d'intégration des immigrants et des immigrantes du Moncton métropolitain. This has to be part of the government's plan, but it is not for the time being. In practice, we are nowhere near that, because they are talking about less than 5% at this point.
The province of New Brunswick is a province that people leave to go elsewhere, not a province that people come from. It is obvious that we will not be able to resolve all the issues on our own. We will have to work closely with the government. The model for integrating Francophone immigrants in Canada is currently the one used in French-speaking Manitoba, because in that province, the people have a symbiotic relationship with their government. I don't know whether that is because a New Democrat government is in office, Mr. Godin, but they do work together. For us, their way of doing things has become a model to be followed in terms of integrating immigrants. That is the way the government and communities should be working together, and it is what we aspire to.
As I said, there is some turbulence on the provincial scene. The Population Growth Secretariat used to be part of Enterprise New Brunswick. Now it is under the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour, which has more of a general mandate, in my opinion. In terms of diploma equivalencies, that may help. This year in New Brunswick, we have taken a step forward in terms of linguistic duality. At the post-secondary level, French-language community colleges are now grouped together under the name Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick. So, we will be able to work directly with the colleges and universities. With respect to--