The “Merciful” Killer: Canada’s Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide Problem
I recently heard a story of a lady who was in the hospital seeking treatment for depression. A medical assistant listed several treatment options and asked, “Would you be interested in MAid to treat your problem?”
The lady assumed the assistant was referring to getting an actual maid to help her deal with her illness. She replied that she couldn’t afford one. The medical assistant explained that she was offering the woman Medical Assistance in Dying, Canada’s assisted suicide program.
This story illustrates a chilling new chapter of the Cultural Revolution afflicting the West. Canada first legalized euthanasia on June 17, 2016. On March 17, 2021, the Liberal government further broadened the scope of assisted killing with Bill C-7, making Canada one of the most permissive euthanasia regimes in the world. 1
The bill removed the restriction, which only allowed assisted dying if “natural death be reasonably foreseeable.”2 Thus, there is no limit to those who might procure death. A case …
Insurance companies are now touting euthanasia as an alternative to COSTLY treatment. Insurance attorneys tell the relatives of the chronically ill that it would be more charitable to murder them than have them go through long-term treatment. People still sell their souls for money.