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CANADA
90-year-old Nancy Russell was just fed up
Will having a disability become an acceptable reason for state-provided suicide?
After three cases, there should be an absolute moratorium
These savings should "in no way be interpreted" to suggest that assisted dying be used to reduce health-care costs.
Wife fights her husband’s request for euthanasia
Canadian providers say that they are facing difficult choices
Governments have to meet March deadline for amended legislation
Experts believe that only a few will take advantage of it
A small hospice in British Columbia may lose funding over its MAiD policy.
Trudeau will expand MAiD access if re-elected.
The man's family allege that he was not eligible for MAiD.
A Catholic hospital in Nova Scotia has quietly changed its policy on euthanasia
Patients no longer need to be terminally ill
College finds that Norman Barwin acted in “a disgraceful, dishonorable or unprofessional” way
Published in Canadian Medical Association Journal
Effective referral becomes a battleground
The latest figures show that about 3,000 dies in 2018
Is it ethical to take advantage of vulnerable people to get their bodies?
After only 2½ years, the pressure is on to amend the law
Woman uses her euthanasia death to lobby for change
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