I see that, in British Columbia, for example, knowledge of French is considered an asset, and since it's considered as such, it isn't a burden for young people. However, I see that, in a number of other places, the francophone fact is viewed as the focus of an ethnic battle. I believe that the sooner people realize that French adds value to communication, rather than think that it is specific to an ethnic identity, the sooner the battle will be won.
I can't wait to hear what you have to say, Josée.