—yes, you were—a very significant occasion. Again, as was the case with Grand Pré, it was a source of great pride to us all.
In terms of the question you asked about reaching out to linguistic minority communities, in all of our activities—interpretive activities, the communications we make, the publications we produce, and so on—we make every effort to make sure we're reaching out to people in the language of their choice.
We greatly respect the fact that there are different language communities in different parts of Canada, and we do everything we can to ensure that we're respecting not only the intent but also the spirit of the Official Languages Act in our efforts to reach out to them. People have access to interpretive programs in the official language of their choice and so on.
We want to continue to be able to provide that service so that people know, when they come to our places, that they will in fact be greeted warmly, in terms of our brand personality, in the official language of their choice.