Mr. Speaker, the minister should know that my roots are Franco-Ontarian and that I fought in Saskatchewan to revive the French schools that had been abolished in 1931 by the Conservative government of James Anderson. The schools were reinstated in 1995, after 64 years of fighting by Franco-Saskatchewanians. If the hon. minister would like to know what it means to be a minority francophone, she need only ask. She has much to learn on the subject.
Furthermore, I would like to ask her another question. Does she agree with the Commissioner of Official Languages, who said that her government violated the Official Languages Act by eliminating the court challenges program?