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'As a retired police officer, I have seen many bad deaths, but my father had a good death. That is what I wish for others. A good death, free of suffering,' says letter writer

22 likes, 2 comments - storiesforcaregivers on April 28, 2026: "In the pilot episode of The Choice, caregivers share firsthand experiences of supporting a loved one through Medical Assistance in Dying...

A powerful documentary about a Nova Scotian woman is about to debut at the 2026 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival.

Some health-care workers who either directly provide medical assistance in dying or work in that field say they are strongly opposed to Bill 18 — which, if passed, would prevent doctors or nurse pract...

In Alberta, little attention has been paid to an immediate question: how patients actually access MAiD care in practice.

Closing arguments started Monday in a trial that will determine whether faith-based health care facilities can continue to prohibit medical assistance in dying in B.C.

John Maloney, who was approved for medical assistance in dying last month, knows exactly which song he intends to listen to when he dies on Friday.

Journalist André Picard recently wrote a thoughtful piece in The Globe and Mail titled “In the MAiD debates, the patient’s voice must take precedence.” It touches on something we have been discussing privately for quite some time, but have hesitated to say quite this directly in public.

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One in 20 Canadians who died in 2023 chose themselves when they would go.

Kevin Andrew Heslop discusses his new book, The Writing on the Wind’s Wall: Dialogues About Medical Assistance in Dying.

A clinical and ethical critique of how MAID has been turned into a moral panic that replaces analysis with fear and outrage.

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We took a moment to reflect on 2025 and our past 5 years in operation, with messages of gratitude from MAiDHouse staff, Board members, and volunteers. Thank you to our volunteer, Marie, for putting together this beautiful send-off to 2025 and greeting for the coming year. Watch the video here…