What critics of feds’ bill on medical assistance in dying overlook
It is, of course, true that not everyone’s perspectives were adopted. Given the polarized nature of the debate, it is logically impossible to come to a conclusion that everyone supports.
Given the swirl of misinformation about changes to Canada’s law on medical assistance in dying, Canadians could be forgiven for thinking that we are hurtling at breakneck speed down a slippery slope ignoring the voices and putting in peril the lives of persons with ...
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