Bill C-7, which proposes changes to medical assistance in dying (MAID) and is currently being debated by Parliament, must be rejected. This bill is dangerous because while it proposes to expand the criteria for determining who is eligible for MAID, it also eliminates certain existing safeguards. Read More
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Kotalik: Why the plan to update Canada's assisted-dying law needs a rethink
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