Canadian woman cites lack of healthcare access as reason she applied for assisted suicide
Canada’s increasingly permissive laws have allowed euthanasia to rise 32% since 2020, with more than 10,000 people dying in 2021 alone.
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Articles tagged Euthanasia in Canada
Canadian clothing retailer axes pro-assisted suicide ad after immense backlash
The ad campaign had featured the story of 37-year-old British Columbia woman Jennyfer Hatch, who on October 23 had opted to die by doctor-assisted suicide due to chronic pain she experienced from having Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
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‘Wicked and discriminatory’: Leslyn Lewis blasts Canada’s assisted suicide regime
'MAiD has turned into a wicked and discriminatory policy to absolve the gov’t of its duty to protect the most vulnerable.'
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Canadian Senate to debate yet another expansion of nation’s assisted suicide laws
If passed, Bill S-248 would permit Canadians to agree to be put to death at a future date, even if they lose the ability to consent at the time of their scheduled death.
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Canadian doctors are defending assisted suicide for the mentally ill under the guise of ‘compassion’
As always, these doctors are presenting their lethal injections as mercy killing.
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‘I don’t want to die’: 54-year-old Canadian man facing homelessness applies for assisted suicide
'MAiD, at least for people who are accessing it for reasons other than imminent death, is not really a ‘live or die’ choice, but rather, a ‘die poorly or well’ choice.'
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World Medical Association upholds ‘conscience protections’ for doctors who oppose euthanasia
The WMA victory underlines the importance of continuing the fight to protect the conscience rights of medical professionals.
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Trudeau’s euthanasia program is a satanic substitute for real life-affirming healthcare
Euthanasia is not about killing pain, it is about killing patients.
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How Canada’s Supreme Court created the most permissive euthanasia law in the world
Evidence indicates that euthanasia is being used in Canada to eliminate the lives of disabled patients, as well as the poor and chronically ill, rather than providing them with social assistance, finances, and medical care needed to continue living.
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Medical experts voice concerns as Canada’s assisted suicide law may expand to include mental illness
The decision to greatly expand access to MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying) has created a situation where 'it’s becoming easier to get death than treatment.'
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