My hunch is that waiting is what you prefer, Maya87, but anyways, think of it this way: Truth and reconciliation commissions (TRCs) are about truth and reconciliation relating to painful histories ... and ignored treaties. TRCs are about becoming patient, and really listening. One could easily react to the whole TRC process without listening, and lots have. Most such reactions, I think, are from self-styled problem solvers.

Perhaps, in a way, that's what the Indian Residential Schools were ... cheap and unaccountable "solutions" to the challenges of self-styled problem solvers in the wake of treaties, minimal in terms of respect and in terms of truly listening. Therefore they failed in their goals, and they brought destruction on generations of Indigenous people.

It is hard for me to imagine that someone could not consider the TRC itself a respectful and healing response to treaties, but maybe you can't. But the Calls to Action, ... well, have you read them? ... while waiting?