On Mr. Godin's point, it would seem that the Atlantic region of Service Canada is designated administratively as unilingual English, which when translated will make interesting headlines in the French-language newspapers of Atlantic Canada tomorrow.
I think it is a warning to the government. It had better react on behalf of the 20% to 25% of the population of Atlantic Canada who are francophone as well as the 50% or so of the population, like me, who have learned French and consider themselves bilingual. That's a little shot across the bow to the government to get on this. Presumably, Service Canada is doing this with some direction.
Your plan of reorganization, did it save money? Will it save money?