Article synopsis: Discusses Harry LaForme, appointment to the chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and Ken Epp, an Edmonton-area Conservative MP and Bill C-484 that passed that gives pregnant women the right to choose to carry their unborn child to term. The article speaks to how both LaForme and Epp represent a different facet of healing and conflict resolution.

Article synopsis: In preparation of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's public apology to First Nations, Métis and Inuit, for the harm of the residential school system, the article speaks about First Nations assimilation and then to an event where an residential school survivor hugged the Korean moderator and the significance of that moment.

Article synopsis: Discusses Prime Minister Stephen Harper's public apology to First Nations, Metis and Inuit on the government's role in the history of the Residential School System and the treatment and harm that survivors of the Residential School System endured while attending. The article addresses Ottawa-area Conservative MP Pierre Pollivere embarrassing comments before the public apology who questioned the billions spent in supporting aboriginal programs and frames the discussion about when to remain silent. In addition, the article speaks to Maurice Vellacott motion for the acceptance of the concept of "equal parenting".