If we want to talk about “by and for”, Laurentian University does not meet that definition since it was a bilingual institution.
When it decided to reduce its number of programs because of a real financial problem, it did not try to maintain a balance by saving francophone programs. These programs had fewer staff and students, since it is a minority language community, but they were fundamental to the survival of the community.
Laurentian University decided to eliminate programs indiscriminately, with the result that a hundred francophone professors were laid off and some 30 francophone programs were eliminated—two thirds of the university's programs, if I'm not mistaken.