On May 6, 2021, Dying With Dignity Canada will be launching a six-week Grief Literacy Campaign. The campaign consists of 6 webinars, all free of
At March 18, Bill C-7 received Royal Assent and became law. Canadians without a reasonably foreseeable death will now be eligible to apply for medical assistance in dying.
On February 19, the Attorney General of Canada filed a motion to request an additional extension, until March 26, of the Superior Court of Québec’s
Dying With Dignity Canada published the Ipsos 2021 Report on Support for Medically-Assisted Dying in Canada. Canadians continue to be supportive of access to MAiD,
As expected before February 26, Bill C-7 is discussed by the Canadian Senate. It voted to send the bill back to the House of Commons
At December 17, Bill C-7 passed the second reading in the Senate. At the same day, the Superior Court of Québec has granted Canada a
On Wednesday December 9, Dying with Dignity Canada will be hosting a panel on COVID-19 and end-of-life choice. Questions that will be discussed are: What has it been like
The Canadian federal law on assisted dying, passed in June 2016, excludes mature minors, those with mental illnesses and those facing degenerative conditions. A bill
