Khadr's lawyer is pushing for an apology from Trudeau. I hope it isn't going to happen.

The government should take note of Britain's experience with apologies to former terrorists. Ronald Fiddler (a.k.a. Jamal Malik al Harith) was released from Guantanamo Bay in 2004 and like Khadr complained of inaction by the British government and torture by the Americans. Pushed by a gullible media and the BBC, the government gave in and apologized, then was promptly sued and settled for $1.2 million. No-one knows what he did with the money, but in 2014 he travelled to Syria to join ISIS. He blew himself up in a suicide bombing at an Iraqi army base near Mosul in February 2017.  

The onus is not on us to "trust" Omar Khadr. The onus is on him to prove by his actions, over time, that he is a good Canadian citizen who believes in Canadian values - equality of the sexes being one. Trust is earned, not given.