Former Louisiana representative, Louisiana French activist, and Texas resident Dudley J. LeBlanc has ended his tour of Quebec in Quebec City, where he met with Premier Minville and spoke to a crowd in French. LeBlanc spoke of his admiration for Quebecois resilience and their consistency in governance.

Following his meeting with Monsieur Minville, LeBlanc announced that he has agreed to work with the Quebec government to "repatriate" French-speaking refugees from former Louisiana, now scattered across the Gulf of Mississippi. Under the plan, Quebec will fund and support the resettlement of the Louisianais in parts of Quebec that are still woefully under-settled. LeBlanc states that "...for the Catholic faith, the French language, and the culture of our people to survive, they must leave their diaspora and move to Quebec as a safe refuge for French-speaking peoples of North America."