CLEAN : Canadian indigenous leader asks for papal apology for Canada indigenous schools abuses

The transcript discusses the impact of residential schools in Canada, highlighting the lack of apologies from institutions and the importance of acknowledging past wrongs. It reflects on the unmarked graves of children and the need for Canadians to confront this history. The speaker shares personal experiences from residential schools, emphasizing the significance of apologies from high authorities as a step towards healing and recognition of past abuses.

What does the speaker mean by 'unfinished business' in the context of being Canadian?

In what ways does the speaker believe the apology is valuable?