Medical Assistance In Dying (MAID)

A complicated grief: Living in the aftermath of a family member’s death by MAID

Ottawa seeking to delay expansion of MAID for mental disorders

Euthanasia without real mental health care is a moral failure. Fund it now

In Canada, people can die with dignity. They should be able to live that way, too

Assisted death shouldn’t be the fastest ‘treatment’ option for people with mental illness

Medical experts call on government to delay expansion of MAID for mental illness

Globe readers have a lot of feelings about Canada’s controversial MAID law. Here’s what you had to tell us

Canada will soon allow medically assisted dying for mental illness. Has there been enough time to get it right?

Euthanasia for babies? Canada finds itself sliding down a slippery slope on MAID

Why I resigned from the federal expert panel on medical assistance in dying

Canada’s assisted dying laws could use additional safeguards

Parliamentary committee releases report on mental health and assisted dying

We must make it easier to both live and die with dignity, but denying MAiD to those living in poverty is not the answer

Assisted dying must not be confused for palliative care

Medically assisted deaths rising as Canadians grow more comfortable with the idea

A conversation with a doctor who helps people die

Morning Update: Alberta restart plan aims to lift most COVID-19 restrictions by end of June

We can do so much more to help people with mental illness

The final decision: When I provide assisted dying, it is about grace and choice – and that must remain the case

Senate passes bill to expand access to medical assistance in dying