When you're an anglophone in Quebec, there's not much of a chance that you're going to get assimilated. Chances are, you're going to move away. You're going to want to live elsewhere. That's the option you have, if you want to exercise it. That's what we have to avoid. That's what we've seen as the consequence of making it very difficult. There has been, finally, a migration away, and that has weakened every linguistic minority across the country.
When you're looking at what can be done by the anglophone minority, I have to tell you that they need to ensure they continue to do what they've been doing so far, which is to build institutions that are recognized worldwide. One way of reaching out that could be done by the anglophone community is probably to reach out to the francophone minority now, in order to work with them to ensure being successful and maybe teach them how to build, for example, a university that becomes a world leader even though they are a linguistic minority in that province.