Jean Echlin,  a nurse consultant in palliative nursing who lives in Windsor Ontario, questions the Quebec Government's push for euthanasia. Courtesy of s Blog. Continue reading

This article from the website gives a very clear picture of the conflict between Canadian National Law and the Quebec Parliament's intention to circumvent this law. It's a collision course that may also be played out in Australia in a similar fashion if the in the next parliament goes ahead. Continue reading

 reports on the Canadian Medical Association's recent meeting where euthanasia & assisted suicide was debated: Alex Schadenberg  Continue reading

This is an interesting report by  Alex Schadenberg. It goes over old ground in many respects but does go to show that Advance Directives, even though they can and do provide the opportunity for clarity of intention and choice, can still present difficulties. Continue reading

This is a great little reflection from  The B.C. Catholic newspaper on the risk that the Quebec euthanasia bill poses for vulnerable people and the death penalty, removed in Canada for the very same reason: Continue reading

 exposes the falsehoods in the Quebec euthanasia debate. They won't call it for what it really is... Wesley Smith  Continue reading

Alex Schadenberg  comments on the introduction of a euthanasia bill into the Quebec parliament:  Continue reading

As the provincial government of Quebec prepares to debate an assisted suicide and euthanasia bill under the guise of medical treatment,   reflects on why such proposals should be voted down.Alex Schadenberg Continue reading

reported a few days ago that assisted suicide legislation will soon be introduced in the Quebec parliament in spite of the fact that the National Government not only opposes assisted suicide but is moving in the courts to override a recent judgement that sought to strike down the existing prohibition. CBC News Canada  Continue reading

  The following column was printed in the Calgary Herald Continue reading