Tag: Medical assistance in dying
Carr: Canada’s disabled deserve supports, not faster path to death
Changes to MAID means assisted suicide may be available to the disabled even when they are not nearing the end of life
‘He’s still breathing’: Sisters recount botched MAID attempt
The two sisters describe how their 67-year-old brother began to breathe after being pronounced dead by a London doctor
Restrictions imposed on London doctor over two MAID deaths
Dr. James MacLean will be under mandatory clinical supervision for at least six months, a regulatory college says
Police address ‘misinformation’ over video on officers, elderly person’s care
Ontario Provincial Police in Oxford County are quashing speculation about police involvement in medical assistance in dying, saying they are aware of a video online showing officers enforcing a court order over a family dispute about the care of an elderly person. In a news release Sunday evening, the OPP said they’re aware of the […]
Q+A: London author on writing about medically assisted death
Kevin Andrew Heslop discusses his new book, The Writing on the Wind’s Wall: Dialogues About Medical Assistance in Dying.