Right. I am an Acadian from New Brunswick, and I completed all my law studies at the Université de Moncton, which is small but has an immeasurable impact on Acadians. In Ontario's case, it is unbelievable that 650,000 francophones do not have a university of their own in this huge province, one of the richest in the country. It is unbelievable and, if you ask me, shameful.
As a constitutional expert accustomed to these major legal battles, what do you see as the most likely legal avenues in this case?