That's fantastic; both your parents spoke French at home.
If there are services for a family expecting a baby, we know we'll go after the francophone parents and rights holders. In fact, if there are no services, we lose them because they turn to English-language services. They go to see a doctor in English, they go to see a nutritionist in English, and they take prenatal courses in English. We lose that family right off the bat. If we want the country to be really bilingual, we have to live linguistic duality at home.
When an anglophone parent and a francophone parent speak both languages to their children, the children become perfectly bilingual. However, you have to start in early childhood, and even during the mother's pregnancy. That's very important.