Quebec signs an agreement that provides French-language support to English-language universities. University leaders say the new funding is intended to expand French learning options on campus, including additional French courses and structured immersion activities. The deal also supports other French-language educational opportunities tied to students’ access to instruction and practice. Sources describe the arrangement as a way to strengthen French-language services within English-language higher education institutions while ensuring universities can plan programs and related activities using the funding. The reporting outlines the purpose of the agreement rather than changes to university governance, focusing on the types of initiatives universities plan to deliver. Overall, the sources indicate Quebec’s policy goal is to increase French-language instruction and engagement, and that participating universities will use the funds to broaden programming for students seeking to improve their French skills.