Hungry, Poor, and Disabled Canadians Now Seeking Assisted Suicide
In March 2023, Canada will allow mental health patients with no physical ailments to seek doctor-assisted suicide.
In March 2023, Canada will allow mental health patients with no physical ailments to seek doctor-assisted suicide.
The Collège des médecins du Québec licenses medical professionals and sets other medical standards in Canada's largest province.
In 2019 alone, a total of 5,631 Canadians ended their lives through the country’s “Medical Assistance in Dying,” or “MAID” protocols.
Members of the Canadian government praised the new bill and the potential expansion of euthanasia in the country.
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