There are a lot of bilingual municipalities. We now have 17, I think. Some municipal councils have passed by-laws requiring their meetings or minutes to be bilingual, for example.
We work in partnership with our English-speaking friends in the municipalities and we promote the importance of the French language in our communities as a means of ensuring that the quality of services is maximized for everyone. For us, services in French are essential, but it also improves the overall delivery of services.
We feel that we have made a great deal of progress with our friends in what I would call English-speaking municipalities. Some of them have declared themselves bilingual by decree. We are continuing along this path. It's not easy work, but it's work that is continuing and progressing very well.