Thank you, Ms. Groulx. This is good information.
First, congratulations on the 20% of refugee children who will be attending French schools. I imagine all kinds of logistical arrangements must be made to organize homework supervision and all that. That must be incredible. I have a daughter-in-law who taught some of them in Moncton so I have some idea how that works.
I would like to go back to the immigrant question. Refugees are a specific topic. It was a good move for our Canadian government to take in 25,000 or 26,000 refugees. Incidentally, New Brunswick is the Canadian province that took in the most immigrants on a pro rata basis. We can pat ourselves on the back. That was thanks to Minister Landry, in particular, and her leadership.
Having said that, I want to go back to the issue of economic immigrants. They are the ones who want to come and work here, settle here, and stay here. How do we retain them when we send them to rural regions, particularly northern New Brunswick? Do you have any statistics indicating whether they are staying, settling, and really putting down roots?