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  • By: Nicole Scheidl on December 18, 2025

    Rectify the Names In the Analects of Confucius, there is this segment on the importance of precise language: Tsze-lu said, 'The ruler of Wei has been waiting for you, in order with you to administer the government. What will you consider the first thing to be done?' The Master replied, 'What is necessary is to rectify

  • By: Nicole Scheidl on July 7, 2025

    Annual Conference 2025 This year we will engage in a profound exploration of human flourishing through the dual lenses of encounter and presence. Over two thought-provoking days, participants will grapple with critical questions at the intersection of medicine, ethics, and human dignity. From genetic testing and AI in healthcare to fertility awareness and

  • By: Nicole Scheidl on June 24, 2025

    Dr. Paul Adams Award awarded to Dr. Jaro Kotalik Dr. Jaro Kotalik’s half-century commitment to human dignity merits our highest recognition and we are excited to honour him at our Saturday evening conference banquet during which he will receive the Dr. Paul Adams Award. Since arriving in Thunder Bay in 1974, Dr. Kotalik has

  • By: Nicole Scheidl on June 24, 2025

    Annual Conference Speaker Steven Umbrello One speaker we are exceptionally excited to be bringing to speak at the CPL Annual Conference this October is Steven Umbrello. He specializes in the intersection of ethics and technology and his research interests include digital humanism and Value Sensitive Design (VSD). The relationship between artificial intelligence and medicine

  • By: Nicole Scheidl on April 8, 2025

    CPL hosting a Panel on Euthanasia in Canada at Civitas. Civitas is a membership-based, non-profit organization that exists “to promote and deepen understanding through the exchange of a wide range of political, economic, social, religious, cultural and philosophical ideas concerning the principles and traditions of a free and ordered society.” CPL is pleased to be

  • By: Canadian Physicians for Life on April 8, 2025

    Not MAID for this The impact of euthanasia on family members is rarely discussed. But this is precisely what we need to do to combat the hyper individualism that would suggest our consequences have no bearing on others.  Christopher Lyon watched a doctor end his father's life under Canada's medical assistance in dying (MAID) program.

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