As the coronavirus exposes the horrors of eldercare in Canada, pro-life sentiments are popping up from unlikely sources. In a National Post editorial the author states: “Ensuring adequate care for those whose years rob them of the ability to fully look after themselves should be at the top of any priority list.” Being Dependant The

Ontario Health is considering implementing a triage protocol during the COVID-19 pandemic to guide decisions on whom gets ICU treatment when the healthcare system is overwhelmed. This document is important to review since the triage protocol will reflect what kind of society we are and will impact what kind of society we will have

“Boomer Remover”, the trending phrase that serves as a brutal reminder that the coronavirus death rate is higher among seniors, has opened up another dark reality. “According to the calculations of economists, human life does, indeed, have a price,” especially during the pandemic. Two healthcare professionals point out that COVID-19 isn’t the only thing

Vancouver area hospice is asking the government to reconsider their proposal to give up $750,000 a year in funding so that it not be required to violate its mandate of care and compassion for patients by providing Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) at its facility. The health authority’s demand is unnecessary, the hospice contends,

OTTAWA – Health Canada confirmed yesterday that RU-486 has been approved for use in Canada. It is a two drug combination that causes an abortion and is used during the first trimester of pregnancy. “No drug is without risk, but the risks associated with RU-486 are well known,” says Dr. Laura Lewis, an Ontario

The National Post recently published a great article by Sean Murphy on the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario's new "effective referral" policy: What we seem to have here is not merely a series of unfortunate events, but a pattern of conduct strongly suggestive of a narrow and fixed ideological bias. Why such an