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Canada Makes It Harder to Die, but There’s a Catch

Newseze Wire·Thu, Oct 8, 1:15 AMWire: The Free Press
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Canada Makes It Harder to Die, but There’s a Catch

Mental illness will not be allowed as the sole reason for medical assistance in dying, but Carney’s government wants to make it easier to get advance approval, writes Rupa Subramanya.

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