A mother in Canada is asking that medical assistance in dying be made available to minors. Karie-Lyn Pelletier wants her son, who suffers from a
After their six week webinar campaign on grief that ended on June 10, Dying With Dignity Canada is excited to announce a new webinar series.
On May 31, Dying with Dignity Canada published its 2020 Annual Report. The report gives a look back at 2020 and the activities and results
Our 2022 Conference will be in Canada! We thanks Dying with Dignity Canada, who will host this conference. We’ll get the date firmed up as
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
