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Feds face first test in commitment to apply disability lens to decisions

  • The last-minute Liberal election commitment to apply a disability lens to all federal government decisions was both fought for and welcomed widely by the
Opinion | BY DAVID ROCHE AND AL ETMANSKI | November 15, 2019
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government declined to appeal the Quebec Supreme Court ruling on the medical assistance in dying legislation, which struck down the prerequisite for a 'natural, reasonably foreseeable death.' The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Feds face first test in commitment to apply disability lens to decisions

Opinion | BY DAVID ROCHE AND AL ETMANSKI | November 15, 2019
  • The last-minute Liberal election commitment to apply a disability lens to all federal government decisions was both fought for and welcomed widely by the

Feds face first test in commitment to apply disability lens to decisions

Opinion | BY DAVID ROCHE AND AL ETMANSKI | November 15, 2019
  • The last-minute Liberal election commitment to apply a disability lens to all federal government decisions was both fought for and welcomed widely by the
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government declined to appeal the Quebec Supreme Court ruling on the medical assistance in dying legislation, which struck down the prerequisite for a 'natural, reasonably foreseeable death.' The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Feds face first test in commitment to apply disability lens to decisions

  • The last-minute Liberal election commitment to apply a disability lens to all federal government decisions was both fought for and welcomed widely by the
Opinion | BY DAVID ROCHE AND AL ETMANSKI | November 15, 2019
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government declined to appeal the Quebec Supreme Court ruling on the medical assistance in dying legislation, which struck down the prerequisite for a 'natural, reasonably foreseeable death.' The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Feds face first test in commitment to apply disability lens to decisions

Opinion | BY DAVID ROCHE AND AL ETMANSKI | November 15, 2019
  • The last-minute Liberal election commitment to apply a disability lens to all federal government decisions was both fought for and welcomed widely by the

Feds face first test in commitment to apply disability lens to decisions

Opinion | BY DAVID ROCHE AND AL ETMANSKI | November 15, 2019
  • The last-minute Liberal election commitment to apply a disability lens to all federal government decisions was both fought for and welcomed widely by the
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government declined to appeal the Quebec Supreme Court ruling on the medical assistance in dying legislation, which struck down the prerequisite for a 'natural, reasonably foreseeable death.' The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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