Subhead:Lise Merle and Scarlett Grace react to Ottawa’s one-time plan to give permanent residency to up to 200,000 temporary residents, seniors living on Toronto transit, and reports that veterans are being offered assisted death.# YouTube-embed:I_TTjUptcP8 Ottawa plans to grant permanent residency to as many as 200,000 temporary residents in a one-time move, and on Tuesday’s Rebel Roundup , Lise Merle had one question: “Whatever happened to temporary?” The hosts first played a clip of Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner, in which she argued that today’s immigration levels can’t be judged a
Subhead:A crowd of Christians rallied in Melbourne after the Liberal leader matched Labor's promise of taxpayer-funded late-term abortions, while a small pro-abortion mob tried to shout them down and police looked on.# YouTube-embed:k5PtARihohE There wasn't a single mainstream media outlet at the pro-life rally in Melbourne this week. That's a shame, because the people in that crowd had more to say about this state election than any panel of experts.
Subhead:Catherine Christensen of Valour Law is preparing a class action for veterans who say Veterans Affairs steered them toward MAID. She says some older veterans are now getting the offer in writing.# YouTube-embed:TBFxqJb2-kA Two days before Remembrance Day, Ezra Levant opened Monday’s episode of The Ezra Levant Show with Rudyard Kipling’s poem Tommy , about a country that cheers its soldiers in wartime and forgets them in peacetime.
Subhead:Rebel News is LIVE on the ground in Melbourne at Dr Joanna Howe’s rally against Jess Wilson’s pledge to fund late-term abortions with taxpayer money if the Liberals win the state election.# YouTube-embed:GG_RewUOQFQ Super Chat Now We’re bringing you EVERYTHING as it unfolds, including the rally, the speeches and any counter-protesters who show up. No filters.
Subhead:Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill introduces Bill 73 in Regina today, a provincial MAID bill the throne speech says would “prohibit the use of MAID for certain individuals.”# Saskatchewan is tabling its own medical assistance in dying bill today, and I’m watching it closely. I was born in Saskatchewan, and this is the sort of thing I’d have expected to come out of Ottawa, not Regina.
Subhead:Four years after an employee suggested assisted suicide to multiple veterans, the department says it tracks every veteran-initiated MAID discussion but hasn't disclosed how many have occurred.# Veterans Affairs Canada says it hasn't heard of a single case of its staff suggesting assisted suicide to a veteran in more than four years. But it also admits veterans are still bringing up medical assistance in dying, or MAID, with its staff.
Subhead:Conservative MP Bob Zimmer says his dying father asked to spend his final days at home. Instead, he was offered euthanasia he never asked for, and a new poll suggests his family is far from alone.# A Conservative MP from B.C.
Subhead:Amanda Achtman says the Liberals' Bill C-41 would let doctors end the lives of dementia patients who can no longer consent.# YouTube-embed:fFzYGHy-OPE On Friday's episode of The Ezra Levant Show , Amanda Achtman , founder of Dying to Meet You , joined Ezra to discuss the Liberal government's latest change to medical assistance in dying (MAID). Achtman said Bill C-41 scraps MAID for mental illness as a sole condition, which has been delayed year after year, but pairs it with advance requests that would let a person schedule a doctor-administered death for a future point when they have d
Subhead:Sheila Gunn Reid explains how Canada went from a last-resort euthanasia law to one where MAID accounts for roughly one in 20 deaths, and what Bill C-41 could do next in a new book.# YouTube-embed:_gnbYoB2Nf4 When Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) arrived in 2016, it was sold to Canadians as a last resort for people whose deaths were already reasonably foreseeable. But that safeguard is gone.
Subhead:OneBC is the only party pledging to defund elective late-term abortions while backing pregnancy care centres that have long faced pressure from Ottawa.# With British Columbians heading to the polls Saturday, there’s one issue every major party has been happy to avoid. OneBC isn’t one of them.
Subhead:Ottawa will keep the exclusion for mental illness as the sole basis for assisted death indefinitely, but concerns over advance requests and protections for vulnerable Canadians remain.#
An 83-year-old woman named Brigitte Stegemann reportedly received medical assistance in dying (MAID) against her will at a care home in Cannifton, Ontario, despite her expressed wishes and a failed cognitive evaluation. Her family alleges procedural failures and is appealing to authorities to investigate the case, highlighting concerns about the adequacy of Canada's euthanasia safeguards as eligibility for MAID has expanded since 2016.
