Some seem a little miffed since they thought bilingualism was implemented for the benefit of the francophones. For the francophones that just verifies the gap between the two realities is immense.
Good fences make good neighbours.
Acadians have shown that they prefer duality to bilingual structures. Bilingual organizations have not worked, at least not for the minority group. A bilingual organization has no soul . . . History has shown us that, more often than not, francophones are the big losers in bilingual organizations. The new association started recruiting six months ago and said it will have several thousand members within a few years.