The gaps in Canadian law around MAiD are glaring. Canadian lawmakers cannot afford to wait and see what happens – they must act now. Recent reports from the Office of the Chief Coroner (OCC) of Ontario reveal troubling trends about Ontarians accessing MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying) due to socioeconomic and psychological vulnerabilities. The OCC’s
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Advanced Directives for Assisted-dying a Dangerous Step
on April 12th, 2016
The ‘quick and efficient’ decision of the parliamentary committee on assisted dying not in the best interest of the patient Final part of our series The moment we are born, our lives take flight; and the longer we are airborne, the greater the chance of encountering turbulence along the way. While every flight is destined
