Thank you, Chair.
Thank you, witnesses, for being here.
To the members from Peel District School Board, I would continue to encourage you to get people to start learning a second language when they're young, because I think learning a second language then makes it very much easier. I have both a second and a third language, which I learned when I was young. Unfortunately, neither of them is French. But having said that, I'm taking French lessons now, which is interesting.
My questions are mainly for Madame Lalonde, and mainly directed towards the post-secondary education side of things.
I am really interested in finding out what sort of fall-out rate you get for those who are attending university-level immersion courses. Is it more significant for those who have studied immersion than for those who are naturally French-speaking people, or not?