WINNIPEG, MB-Several hundred gathered at the University of Manitoba's Engineering and Technology Complex to hear Justice Murray Sinclair, chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada on October 30, speak and issue a challenge on how to alleviate the pain of victims of residential schools.
"Things are going to change, and if they're going to change, we need to set the terms of what those future changes are going to result in," Sinclair said. "Reconciliation is a hard road."
After four years of hearings, investigations and putting together testimonies of some 7,000 survivors, th...