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Pro-life advocates fight against euthanasia expansions across Canada, Australia - Vimarsana News

Pro-life advocates fight against euthanasia expansions across Canada, Australia

In Canada, euthanasia and assisted suicide have been legal for nearly a decade and in Australia all six of the country’s states currently allow assisted suicide.

Pro-life advocates fight against euthanasia expansions - Vimarsana News

Pro-life advocates fight against euthanasia expansions

Pro-life advocates around the world are working to counteract continued efforts by euthanasia activists to pass laws allowing doctors to help kill patients.

Zekveld: Canada will never be ready to expand assisted death to those with mental illness - Vimarsana News

Zekveld: Canada will never be ready to expand assisted death to those with mental illness

The government has now delayed the expansion of medically assisted death twice — for good reason.

Source: nugget.ca
Canadian man who has tried to kill himself twice backs new law that will allow doctors euthanize people just because they're mentally ill: Bill is set to be enacted in March - Vimarsana News

Canadian man who has tried to kill himself twice backs new law that will allow doctors euthanize people just because they're mentally ill: Bill is set to be enacted in March

On March 27, Canada's law around medically assisted dying is set to expand eligibility to people solely suffering from mental illness.

Canada Cannot Afford to Lose More Doctors - Vimarsana News

Canada Cannot Afford to Lose More Doctors

Euthanasia policies are driving some doctors to leave their profession. Canada continues to struggle with doctor shortages. RBC analysts estimate that Canada will be short around 44,000 physicians by 2028. Family doctors will account for 72 per cent of the shortage. Today, over six million Canadians are without a family doctor. Some provinces have tried