Why Ontario’s Catholic hospitals may no longer be able to pass on offering assisted death

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While more than 630 Ontarians have ended their lives with the help of a nurse or doctor, none of those happened within hospitals that have historic ties to the Catholic Church. But advocates argue that publicly funded health-care centres should be legally bound to offer medical assistance in dying.

CBC | Health News

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