Indigenous people in Quebec want more than an apology from CMA. They want 'concrete actions'

A woman stands in front of a sign that reads Centre d'amitie autochtone de Lanaudiere.

The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) is holding a ceremony in Victoria, B.C. on Wednesday to publicly acknowledge the "unacceptable health disparities" experienced by Indigenous people due to the legacy of colonialism, residential schools and systemic racism in Canada.