Indeed, I found that the Vanier Cup's presentation was impressive in many respects.
First of all, people attended the game, even though there was practically a snow storm going on. It was quite cold indeed. There were a strong wind coming directly out of Labrador. The presentation and organization of this interuniversity sport was done in order to carefully respect bilingualism. That impressed me as well.
I also had the opportunity to give the Promotion of Linguistic Duality Award of Excellence to Justin Morrow, a former player for the Rouge et Or team, who comes from a small town in southeastern Ontario. When he came to Laval University, he was a unilingual anglophone, spoke only English, but he learned French. He earned his degree in administration and started an NGO called Canadian Youth for French. It is because of his example, of his experience, and the creation of this organization that he was given this award, which I was able to give to him at halftime.