Si j'ai bien compris, il a rejeté la politique linguistique territoriale prévoyant que tout le Québec soit francophone et le reste du Canada anglophone, mais, en même temps, il a semblé proposer un bilinguisme territorial qui, selon lui, autoriserait l'application des dispositions de la Loi sur les langues officielles aux minorités de l'est et du nord de l'Ontario, du nord-est du Nouveau-Brunswick, ainsi que du West Island de Montréal et, pour le reste du Canada, l'unilinguisme.
If I understand correctly he rejected a territorial language policy which would have all of Quebec French and the rest of the provinces all English. He seemed to propose a territorial bilingualism in which he said he would accept the extension of the provisions of the Official Languages Act to the minorities in eastern and northern Ontario, into northeastern New Brunswick and into the west island of Montreal and that there would be unilingualism for the rest of the country.