In concrete terms, the regional offices do the promotion in schools and federal institutions. Staff from our Montreal office give presentations in anglophone and immersion schools. They also work with the Quebec Federal Council. They travel to various regions of Quebec, to the remote communities in the north, for example. Those sorts of promotional activities happen in every province, whether in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or anywhere else.
We are trying to reframe the promotion so that we can speak more to the majority. We used to talk about promoting linguistic duality, but now it is important to address both majorities and minorities. We often talk among ourselves, but it is important to talk to others as well.
We also have research projects, specifically on immigration and on section 91. Those sorts of promotional activities bring up issues or themes that we can shed light on or pay special attention to. In the past, we had promotional items, booths at conferences, for example, with a view to better promoting linguistic duality.