On assisted dying, the Senate is a necessary evil
Sometimes, like in the case of Bill C-14, the House of Commons gets things wrong—and the red chamber proves its worth
doctor-assisted death
Are the House and Senate about to play Ping-Pong on C-14?
Sen. Frances Lankin says she expects a short rally
Q&A: Senator Chantal Petitclerc on speaking out against Bill C-14
Senator Chantal Petitclerc explains her opposition to the government’s assisted-dying bill
A CMA doctor on the burdens and ethics of assisted death
A Q&A with Dr. Jeff Blackmer, vice-president of medical professionalism at the Canadian Medical Association, about assisted death’s burden on physicians
On assisted dying, legislators must be allowed to legislate
The Supreme Court overstepped with its timeline for assisted dying legislation. It’s time for Parliament to stand up for itself.
While we still can: The case for advance directives
A proposed law on assisted death will not allow patients to choose death while they remain able. Should it?
Sen. Betty Unger on Bill C-14: ’I am morally opposed’
Why one senator sees the assisted-dying bill as ’just morally wrong’
In this House fracas, everyone loses—especially Justin Trudeau
How the Liberals brought their Parliamentary boiling point, and its aftermath, on themselves
Rapid-Fire Politics: Transgender rights, assisted death, Fort Mac fires
Evan Solomon looks ahead to a transgender rights bill poised to pass into law and a bill on doctor-assisted death that might not. He also keeps an eye on the Fort McMurray fires that are only getting bigger.
Q&A: Sandra Martin on how to legislate doctor-assisted death
The author of ’A Good Death’ looks at right-to-die legislation around the world—and how the issue has evolved in Canada