I'm not sure how much time I have, but maybe I'll get a last comment and response from those of you who want to respond.
I'm from Manitoba, which is majority English, of course. All the daily briefings, as someone has noted, have been in English. Even Radio-Canada asks their questions in English, which is interesting. I'm very concerned that the Franco-Manitoban community is not being served well. It has implications for the health and safety of those who speak French, which is often their only language. We have personal care homes that are entirely French. We have the Saint Boniface Hospital that is French in nature. We have limited jurisdiction as a federal government. I wonder if any of you would have any comments on that, because we can only go sometimes where the provincial government will allow those kinds of partnerships. Some of our provincial governments are focused on austerity and not on expanding services, but contracting them.
May I have a comment from any one of you?