Official Languages committee  Problems have also arisen in Alberta, at the University of Alberta's Saint-Jean campus.

Official Languages committee  You can enforce the Official Languages Act.

Official Languages committee  The process is under way.

Official Languages committee  Every year, in New Brunswick, about 100 to 125 students graduate, on average. There are 49 students in Bathurst, 80 in Moncton and about twenty in Edmundston.

Official Languages committee  Those are rounded figures. About 60% of these cohorts receive diplomas.

Official Languages committee  Yes, approximately.

Official Languages committee  Yes.

Official Languages committee  Basically, that's what it is.

Official Languages committee  It's very important to mention that, even though more and more students are taking the exam in English, the pass rates aren't any better. It is in no way the be-all and end-all, just to be clear. We have the statistics. More francophone students are taking the exam in English, bu

Official Languages committee  It is a computer adaptive exam. It's done on a computer. It's modern technology. The technology as such is good, but the problem is the content of the exam.

Official Languages committee  In addition, less Canadian money would be going to Americans.

Official Languages committee  It is the Conseil canadien des organismes de réglementation de la profession infirmière.

Official Languages committee  Quebec's regulatory organization is a part of the organization we've just mentioned, but Quebec did not adopt that exam.

Official Languages committee  Long ago, Quebec abandoned the Canadian organizations that regulate nursing practice because of a lack of services in French.

Official Languages committee  Our province is in a particular situation in the sense that our association represents all of our nurses, including the francophones. As you know, 33% of the population of our province is French speaking.