A second year marked again by abuse |
Continue Reading → Euthanasia in Quebec: Living with Dignity sounds the alarm
OCT
2017
A second year marked again by abuse |
Continue Reading → Euthanasia in Quebec: Living with Dignity sounds the alarm
The ink is barely dry on Canada’s expansive right to euthanasia and there is already much talk of expanding the killing to new categories–such as children.
Continue Reading → Never Enough Euthanasia in Canada
Q u i - v i v e
A journalist once asked me what I thought would be the major issues for ethics in the future. I responded, spontaneously, with three words: “complexity; uncertainty; potentiality”. My statement surprised me, as I had no idea where it came from or even what it might mean in relation to ethical analysis. Since then, I’ve pondered the latter.
Continue Reading → Complexity, uncertainty and potentiality in the euthanasia debate: