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Naysayers who claim to be speaking up for the disabled on assisted dying bill are missing the point

MAiD and C-7 are not measures of personal failure. They are final choices for people who suffer intolerably and have had enough of life and its difficulties. They want their right to choose and access a death with purpose and dignity. MAiD is not perfect and nor is C-7, but C-7 should be passed now.

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BY RON POSNO
February 8, 2021

Opinion | BY RON POSNO | February 8, 2021

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