Canada has been in the medical murder business for quite a while, and business has been quite good for this generation’s Kevorkians.
First passed into law in 2016, Medical Assistance in Dying has become one of the most common causes of death in the Great White North.
About one out of 20 deaths in Canada is already assisted medically, and since it was passed the law on aiding suicides has become more and more permissive.
Originally envisioned to provide succor to people nearing the end of their lives due to an incurable and painful illness, now MAID is routinely approved for and even suggested to patients with chronic but not life-threatening conditions. This had led to multiple scandals, including the Veterans Affairs agency suggesting MAID for soldiers with PTSD, a Paralympian being told that she should consider suicide because she had trouble getting upstairs, and a chronically…
