Premier Who Oversaw Canada's First Assisted Dying Law Says He Worries It's Gone Too Far
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The former Prime Minister of Quebec, however, was the first in the country to pass legislation authorizing this practice more than a decade ago.
Premier who oversaw Canada's first assisted dying law says he worries it's gone too far
The former Quebec premier who oversaw the passage of Canada's first-ever medically assisted dying law says he now feels conflicted after seeing how far the practice has progressed since then.
Jesuit monk Szabolcs Sajgó, director of the House of Dialogue, shared an interesting article on his Facebook page. Since he is a Canadian citizen himself, news related to Canada is particularly significant for him. The New York Times article he cited makes us all think: what happens in a country where Pandora’s box opens and access to euthanasia becomes increasingly widespread … The post Even voices introducing and supporting euthanasia in Canad…
We Implemented Canada’s Assisted Dying Law. We’re Concerned.
(NYT) – But Canada’s system for assisted death is no longer an option of last resort. Too many people are receiving the procedure without the opportunity for careful reflection about it with a health provider. In some cases, patients are being approved who should not be. Reports have emerged of people seeking assisted death in the context of poverty or loneliness, raising concerns that they may feel they have no other options. In other cases, in…
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