Assisted-dying bill fails test of human compassion: Hébert
The government may fulfil the minimalist duty of avoiding a national legal void, but it’s a far cry from what parliamentarians recommended.
MONTREAL—A Conservative government could have written the Liberal assisted-dying legislation introduced last week in the House of Commons. It reads like a bill Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould found in the bottom drawer of her Tory predecessor’s desk.
The bill barely meets the threshold of...
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