The Iranian military shot down a civilian jetliner earlier this year, killing 176 people including 55 Canadians and 30 permanent residents.

'I don't feel this pain is healing at all. I feel, in the last six months, it has deepened in this anger and this sadness,'

Canada's transport minister says it's been 92 days since Iran told the UN aviation council that it would give the flight data and cockpit voice recorders to Ukraine.

Canada and other countries have been waiting months for Iran to hand over the flight recorders from the plane so the data can be downloaded and analyzed.

An Iranian official promised on March 11 to transfer the flight recorders within two weeks to assist with Ukraine's investigation into the crash.

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy acknowledged the recording’s authenticity in a report aired by a Ukrainian television channel on Sunday night.

The foreign affairs minister said the repatriation was done privately in keeping with family wishes.

Meera Estrada says she has found some ways you can do something for the families of Flight 752 victims.

Canada is considering providing interim compensation to victims and providing aircraft to bring back remains.

The RCMP is working to help identify the remains of Canadians killed in the shootdown of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 near Tehran, Iran on Jan. 8.