The Catholic Register reports on efforts to Stop Bill C-384 (a bill which proposes to legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide, and could see a second reading in the fall): A coalition of organizations hope to defeat the bill on second …
There’s a Facebook group. I must admit that I’m not yet up to speed on Bill C-384, but the group has a great overview of the dangers of the bill: What does this bill say? Briefly, C-384 (Dying With Dignity) …
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Michael Coren has a piece on the March for Life today in the National Post (via ProWomanProLife), noting how “it makes the shapers of establishment opinion extraordinarily uncomfortable,” and focusing on issues of free speech and the suppression of debate …
A disabled man in the UK called 999 before collapsing in his home in Brighton, but when paramedics arrived, they decided to pretend he had already died rather than resuscitate him. The dispatcher was still listening on the open phone …
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A Quebec man, Stephan Dufour, has been acquitted of assisted suicide charges despite clearly having assisted in the suicide of his 49-year-old uncle, Chantal Maltais. The media coverage is shocking. Mindelle Jacobs says there was no real harm done. Dufour’s …
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That’s what Baroness Warnock — an eighty-four year old UK government adviser and leading British moral philosopher — believes: The veteran Government adviser said pensioners in mental decline are “wasting people’s lives” because of the care they require and should …
Alex Schadenberg draws our attention to an editorial in Australia’s biggest selling daily newspaper which raises some serious concerns with a euthanasia bill currently being debated in parliament in Victoria. Not only are there obvious flaws in this process, which …
Via Alex Schadenberg: The story of Mrs. Seema Sood explains in a nutshell why allowing legalised killing of vulnerable people by euthanasia is wrong. Mrs. Sood, who is now 37, longed for death two years ago, and even petitioned the …
I don’t have time to cover this right now, but Alex Schadenberg, who has been a guest lecturer with UTSFL in the past, has an excellent analysis and reflection on the newly tabled bill.
A message from NCLN: Samuel Golubchuk is an 84 year old man who needs your help. Grace Hospital in Winnipeg told his family last November that they were going to withdraw all Life-Sustaining Treatment from Samuel, including the respirator, fluids …