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Harvey Max Chochinov

Dr. Harvey Max Chochinov is a distinguished professor of psychiatry at the University of Manitoba. He was chairman of the federal government’s external panel for options to Carter v. Canada and is an adviser to the Vulnerable Persons Standard (www.vps-npv.ca).

Without C-14 on the books, Canada will have the most open death hastening culture in the world

  • Within days of Bill C-14 being tabled, I knew the road ahead would be long. Responses to the draft legislation on Medical Aid In
Opinion | BY HARVEY MAX CHOCHINOV | June 7, 2016
Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould, left and Health Minister, Jane Philpott, right. Ms. Wilson-Raybould has been publicly warning of the dangers if there is no Canada-wide law surrounding medically-assisted dying. The Hill Times Photograph by Jake Wright.

Without C-14 on the books, Canada will have the most open death hastening culture in the world

Opinion | BY HARVEY MAX CHOCHINOV | June 7, 2016
  • Within days of Bill C-14 being tabled, I knew the road ahead would be long. Responses to the draft legislation on Medical Aid In

Without C-14 on the books, Canada will have the most open death hastening culture in the world

Opinion | BY HARVEY MAX CHOCHINOV | June 7, 2016
  • Within days of Bill C-14 being tabled, I knew the road ahead would be long. Responses to the draft legislation on Medical Aid In
Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould, left and Health Minister, Jane Philpott, right. Ms. Wilson-Raybould has been publicly warning of the dangers if there is no Canada-wide law surrounding medically-assisted dying. The Hill Times Photograph by Jake Wright.

Assisted suicide for those with mental illness a risky proposition

  • Who but those who have experienced it can appreciate the soul-crushing anguish of mental illness? Afflictions of the mind can be paralyzing and fundamentally
Opinion | BY HARVEY MAX CHOCHINOV | May 9, 2016
Justice Minister Jody Raybould-Wilson is the minister responsible for the doctor-assisted suicide legislation. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Assisted suicide for those with mental illness a risky proposition

Opinion | BY HARVEY MAX CHOCHINOV | May 9, 2016
  • Who but those who have experienced it can appreciate the soul-crushing anguish of mental illness? Afflictions of the mind can be paralyzing and fundamentally

Assisted suicide for those with mental illness a risky proposition

Opinion | BY HARVEY MAX CHOCHINOV | May 9, 2016
  • Who but those who have experienced it can appreciate the soul-crushing anguish of mental illness? Afflictions of the mind can be paralyzing and fundamentally
Justice Minister Jody Raybould-Wilson is the minister responsible for the doctor-assisted suicide legislation. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Why we need a made-in-Canada approach to physician-hastened death

  • Autonomy, it would seem, is an intoxicant. The more we have, the more we want. In tabling its draft legislation on physician-hastened death, the
Opinion | BY HARVEY MAX CHOCHINOV | April 19, 2016

Why we need a made-in-Canada approach to physician-hastened death

Opinion | BY HARVEY MAX CHOCHINOV | April 19, 2016
  • Autonomy, it would seem, is an intoxicant. The more we have, the more we want. In tabling its draft legislation on physician-hastened death, the

Why we need a made-in-Canada approach to physician-hastened death

Opinion | BY HARVEY MAX CHOCHINOV | April 19, 2016
  • Autonomy, it would seem, is an intoxicant. The more we have, the more we want. In tabling its draft legislation on physician-hastened death, the
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