Official Languages committee  That they pick it up on their own?

Official Languages committee  I think we'd have to look at the cost benefits of it first.

Official Languages committee  Right now, we're waiting. We have our board of directors. There are five of us on the board. We have no executive staff. We have no membership.

Official Languages committee  They were appointed. They were there from the very beginning. When we first submitted our papers to Corporations Canada, they were the ones who were there, and Mr. Andrew Molson was added to our board at a later time. We have those. We haven't started a membership yet, because w

Official Languages committee  I did.

Official Languages committee  Just as they say, French is a springboard to other languages, and we strongly believe that. Start with French and then expand your horizons after that. In Canada we're extremely fortunate to have the network already in place. We have the teachers, the radio stations, the TV stat

Official Languages committee  No, we have not.

Official Languages committee  That's what we have so far.

Official Languages committee  No, that was just the timing, the way things go. We have to prove ourselves. I have nothing against the fact that we've had only two, except that there was one whole year where we missed out on funding because we had just started and we didn't meet the deadline. That was why I su

Official Languages committee  I think you're right. I think we are pretty diverse and it would be difficult to implement something through the government, through a government process, but I do think it's possible. I think we can be creative enough to find a way to make that happen. With respect to already h

Official Languages committee  The first one was for $45,000, which we used to hold two youth conferences with a goal of getting a better understanding of their reality.

Official Languages committee  It was $45,000.

Official Languages committee  It's to better understand our audience. They taught us a lot, those two conferences. The second one was for $60,000, in which we rolled out a presentation tour. We went to 13 schools in southwestern Ontario and spoke to more than 5,000 students, of which 53 called upon our servic

Official Languages committee  So the bilingual space that I spoke of would be created. That is still in development within our organization. We have a lot of great ideas, but they're still in the idea stage right now. More research needs to be done to determine what that is and what kind of space that is. I d

Official Languages committee  Are you asking me how I see our organization?