I see.
Do you think a single francophone on the board is enough? Normally, there'd have to be at least three francophones on the board if you wanted to reflect Canada's linguistic diversity.
I'm thinking of the history of Canadian National and of the remarks made by former president Gordon, who said that no francophones were qualified to act as vice-president. Doesn't contriving to exclude francophones from the board show a lack of sensitivity toward francophones?