Official Languages committee  I don't know.

Official Languages committee  I don't want to say it's the unfortunate rule of three, but we translate about 75 judgments a year. The $200,000 in funding made it possible to translate 80 more judgments. Considering that judges in Quebec issue some 22,000 decisions a year—

Official Languages committee  The Laurentian and Lanaudière regions are the pool with the highest increase in Quebec's population, but the number of judges has not increased accordingly.

Official Languages committee  Do you mean in terms of lawyers or judges?

Official Languages committee  I wouldn't be able to answer your question, because I've never had that experience.

Official Languages committee  I don't know.

Official Languages committee  I can tell you that the last time I went to Saint-Jérôme for an out-of-court settlement, I was before an anglophone judge. That said, my answer is very anecdotal.

Official Languages committee  As was said earlier, I know that it is done in New Brunswick.

Official Languages committee  I don't know whether other parts of Canada have received grants for translation from English into French.

Official Languages committee  Please note that I said nothing to that effect.

Official Languages committee  The answer is probably not the same in all jurisdictions. Ms. Lapointe pointed out that there were probably fewer services outside the major centres. I know it's not a problem in Montreal, but I went to Toronto this year when the courts resumed and I heard about the issue with de

Official Languages committee  That grant was a one-time deal. There was an annual amount of $200,000 for two years. The funding was then phased out over two years to bring it all back to zero. However, SOQUIJ had begun to translate the judgments before that. It started the work in 2003. When federal assistan

Official Languages committee  That's right.

Official Languages committee  It's been since the 2013-2014 fiscal year.

Official Languages committee  There are actually fewer services. We have gone back to the basic services provided before we received the federal assistance.