OTTAWA - A parliamentary committee studying medical assistance in dying for people with mental illness is expected to deliver its report to Parliament today.
OTTAWA - A parliamentary committee studying medical assistance in dying for people with mental illness is expected to deliver its report to Parliament today.
A group of MPs and senators was tasked with determining whether Canada is ready to expand assisted dying eligibility to people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness.
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