Posted AT 4:44 AM EST on 13/06/08
Mounting sense of urgency was apology's catalyst
OTTAWA — The pledge that led to this week's historic apology to Canada's aboriginal community was born after a summer cabinet shuffle that left Stephen Harper absorbing the petitions of two key ministers, a Métis senator and NDP Leader Jack Layton.
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