Yes, it's realistic.
In 2021 or 2022, the Association de la francophonie de l'Ontario did a white paper on the Franco-Ontarian economy, in conjunction with the Fédération des gens d'affaires francophones de l'Ontario, which the Government of Ontario created. The white paper showed that Ontario has 30,000 francophone or bilingual companies that contribute $80 billion to Ontario's GDP. I could not tell you how many of those companies are located in southern Ontario, but we know that southern Ontario is the economic engine of Canada and that francophones can be found in all those regions. One difficulty is that business people exist to do business, not necessarily business in French. When some of those companies have the opportunity, they deal with caisses populaires, and southern Ontario has some major caisses populaires.