Involuntary euthanasia: Canada's MAiD regime

Since 2016, over 100,000 Canadian lives have been claimed by assisted suicide. The system has created no shortage of tragic tales: a 26-year-old with depression “shopped around” for a doctor to sign off on his death; a disabled man applied for medical assistance in dying because he feared going homeless; multiple veterans have been offered MAiD on the phone while attempting to access healthcare.

But a recent story sheds light on a possible next step for the atrocities of Canada’s MAiD regime: involuntary euthanasia.