Our institute published a book on the vitality of the English language in Quebec, and I did the same survey on anglophones in anglophone schools in Quebec that we did in the francophone schools. It's quite revealing. We published a paper recently showing that the sociolinguistic dynamic is exactly the same among anglophones in Quebec as francophones outside Quebec, except that the proportion of their population and so on has an effect on their véhicule engagé and life experiences in the language. The relationships with identity, subjective vitality, and so on are exactly the same.
That said, it's a minority that has an edge because of the strength of the English language not only in Quebec but across the world. Everybody wants to speak English.
I visited my son in Japan who was teaching English to two-year olds.