Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Health Minister Jane Philpott says Ottawa will now pay for someone to travel with indigenous women who need to leave their communities to give birth.

The federal government's 'Working Group of Ministers' to review all federal laws and policies as they relate to indigenous peoples is doomed to failure, says Jenn Jefferys.

The Trudeau government is retreating from a key promise to be more up front with indigenous groups who are taking it to court.

“I don’t know where these (documents) would be,” said the archbishop. "In the Kingdom of Denmark?"

Justice Sinclair is convinced that Canada's educational system “can fix what it has broken” in its relationship with Indigenous peoples.

The next step, said the former prime minister, is "real change day in and day out coming from this.”

According to TRC Commissioner Dr. Marie Wilson, it was the first time in Canadian history that a prime minister had officially acknowledged their work.

Justice Murray Sinclair spoke of a country that must climb a mountain one step at a time on the way to atonement and trust.

Some highlights of the 94 recommendations from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission report on aboriginal residential schools.

Report comes as abuse survivors and their supporters across the country call for Canada to move from apology to action if true reconciliation will ever be achieved.