Would Quebec’s proposal to introduce more French courses in English universities hurt McGill, Concordia?

Quebec's higher education system is pushing for English universities, such as McGill and Concordia, to offer more French language courses. This initiative aims to promote bilingualism and meet the demands of the province's French-speaking population. Critics express concerns that this could undermine the English institutions' identity. The government believes that enhancing French language skills among students will better prepare them for the local job market and foster social integration.