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Intentional life-ending practices described as euthanasia or medical assistance in dying.
According to the couple, MAID was the best initial solution Canada offered to her upon her diagnosis.
Read →A Canadian caseworker told Paralympian veteran Christine Gauthier she had the right to die after she asked for a stairlift. In October 2026, a Manitoba man in crippling pain went public...
Read →Father Thomas Lynch, president of Priests for Life Canada, called for a “national initiative” to address the problem of Catholics ending their lives by medical assistance in dying (MAID). [...]
Read →The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) is urging the nation’s Catholics and other concerned citizens to speak out about part of Bill C-41, called “the Medical Assistance in Dying Safeguards Act.” While increasing safeguards around Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) sounds promising, the bill has two parts, one of which Canada’s bishops say is problematic. The bill would prevent people whose sole underlying medical condition is mental illness from accessing MAID, which the bishops called “a welcome step.” But the bill would also permit advance requests for euthanasia, allowing a per
Read →Father Thomas Lynch, president of Priests for Life Canada, called for a “national initiative” to address the problem of Catholics ending their lives by medical assistance in dying (MAID).
Read →Canadian bishops urge change to euthanasia bill, Mosul honors two martyrs, Irish archbishop highlights how AI affects human trafficking, and more in this week’s Catholic world news roundup. [...]
Read →The bishops say Parliament should consider proposed advance requests for euthanasia separately from legislation extending the exclusion for mental illness
Read →Canadian bishops urge change to euthanasia bill, Mosul honors two martyrs, Irish archbishop highlights how AI affects human trafficking, and more in this week’s Catholic world news roundup.
Read →Alicia Wang reported for CBC news on October 26 that Tomas Ponzilius who lives in Manitoba with hypermobility spectrum disorder, which is part of the Ehlers-Danlos syndrome spectrum, has been turned down for by the Manitoba government to receive treatment in the US for his condition, treatment that is not offered in Manitoba. Wang explains […] The post Canada Denies Disabled Man Medical Treatment, Offers Euthanasia Instead appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Read →Canadian bishops urge change to euthanasia bill, Mosul honors two martyrs, Irish archbishop highlights how AI affects human trafficking, and more in this week’s Catholic world news roundup.
Read →Alex Schadenberg Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition Tomas Ponsilius Alicia Wang reported for CBC news on October 26 that Tomas Ponzilius who lives in Manitoba with hypermobility spectrum disorder, which is part of the Ehlers-Danlos syndrome spectrum, has been turned down for by the Manitoba government to receive treatment in the US for his condition, treatment that is not offered in Manitoba. Wang explains in her report: Ehlers-Danlos is a rare genetic condition that affects connective tissues in the body.
Read →New legislation proposed by the Saskatchewan government would restrict euthanasia and strengthen protections for healthcare workers who refuse to participate in it, amid rising euthanasia deaths in Canada.
Read →Pope Leo XIV challenged a secular Latin American country: Defend the rights of preborn babies, protect the elderly from euthanasia, and reduce a sky-high suicide rate. The pope recently began a 12-day journey to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru, landing first in Uruguay on November 6.
Read →An Alberta attorney said she is preparing a class-action lawsuit against the government to address many cases of 'physically healthy young men asking for help, and the help offered is death.'
Read →Even after Liberals backed down on euthanasia for mental illness, the media continues its contemptible propaganda campaign for assisted suicide expansion – regardless of the cost.
Read →David Slater is still mourning the loss of his wife, Diane McDowell, who took her own life on October 25 after suffering from depression for decades.
Read →Our hearts go out to anyone who suffers needless pain, emotional or physical, and this is doubly true of severe cases. It is unfortunate to have to even mention the word “needless,” but there are some people who choose to engage in sado-masochistic acts, and other destructive behaviors, and they should never be lumped in […] The post They’re Pushing Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide for Population Control appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Read →On September 1, 2026, I published an article about a woman in a London, Ontario hospital who was upset after twice being offered euthanasia without requesting it. The woman was particularly upset when the woman in the bed next to her, who didn’t request euthanasia, said Yes to death by euthanasia, after the MAiD [Medical […] The post MAID Offered Canadian MP’s Father Assisted Suicide, But He Never Requested It appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Read →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
Read →Canada once offered euthanasia to a Paralympian veteran who only wanted a wheelchair lift in her home. In Geneva on October 29, activists urged the United Nations to write a right...
Read →Pope Leo XIV addressed Uruguay leaders, urging the nation to protect preborn humans and provide support to those at risk of assisted suicide and euthanasia.
Read →'You've got physically healthy young men asking for help, and the help offered is death.'
Read →When New Zealand's euthanasia law was passed, we were promised strict safeguards. Now, a bombshell investigation by Voice for Life ( @voiceforlifenz3534 ) has revealed those safeguards aren't worth the paper they're written on.
Read →Alex Schadenberg Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition The Saskatchewan government is the second government to introduce legislation to prevent the expansion and clarify protections in law concerns euthanasia (MAiD) in their province. On November 9, 2026, The Saskatchewan Health Minister, Jeremy Cockrill introduced Bill 73 The Medical Assistance in Dying Additional Safeguards Act .
Read →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.
Read →Belgium’s Catholic hospitals lost their right to refuse euthanasia. France’s bishops want theirs protected before the new law takes effect.
Read →Yesterday, the Saskatchewan government introduced Bill 73 to establish provincial safeguards around Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID). The bill prohibits MAID for anyone under age 18, for those suffering solely from a mental illness, and for those who lack the capacity to make their own health-care decisions.
Read →He now believes MAiD has become 'inappropriate,' as people are approved for death without having serious, terminal illnesses, and the process moves rapidly.
Read →The Euthanasia Prevention Coalition (EPC) are proud to announce that Gordon Friesen, EPC President, long awaited book - Medical Homicide: The Poison and its Antidote has now been released. This incredible researched 270 page book is a must read for anyone who is concerned about euthanasia and assisted suicide world-wide.
Read →Belgium’s Catholic hospitals lost their right to refuse euthanasia. France’s bishops want theirs protected before the new law takes effect.
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