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Continue reading Euthanasia and Alzheimer’s: the story of an announced slippageThe alleged murder in Montréal of a woman with dementia has led to renewed pressure by the euthanasia lobby to extend euthanasia to incompetent people.
Continue reading Murder of woman with dementia leads to demand for more euthanasiaTwo years after an abrupt price hike for a lethal drug used by terminally ill patients to end their lives, doctors in the Northwest are once again rethinking aid-in-dying medications — this time because they’re taking too long to work.
Continue reading Docs in Northwest Tweak Aid-In-Dying Drugs to Prevent Prolonged DeathsDr. Coelho from London, Ontario, has been resisting the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario’s policy which would force Ontario doctors to refer requests for assisted suicide.
Continue reading Dr. Coelho’s ‘crazy’ battle for conscience rightsThe right-to-die movement uses misleading language to sanitise what is being campaigned for, most notably the euphemistic ‘right-to-die’. But the debate is about whether or not we have a right to be killed.
Continue reading Frank Wilson: Right-to-die is the gateway to euthanasia