Paulette Regan  draws on her work in Unsettling the Settler Within and the TRC’s reconciliation vision and framework to reflect on the problematic concept of settler-colonial allyship and why the need for non-Indigenous allies to forge ‘unsettling’ or decolonizing pathways, principles, and practices of truth-telling, reconciliation and transformation remains critical post-TRC. She identifies key decolonizing principles and practices that non-Indigenous people can bring to their everyday work on pathways of reconciliation and transformation.