Part of the answer lies in asking where things would be if the Official Languages Act did not exist. I am a Franco-Manitoban, and I can assure you that the Official Languages Act has done a lot for our development. I don't want to think about what would have happened had we not had the act.
However, does the act, as it currently stands, provide the tools and mechanisms needed to support the continued development and vitality of our communities? That is a question that deserves serious consideration.
In the throne speech, the government mentioned the unique reality of French, so I think that consideration and reflection will inevitably happen.