Euthanasia

The failure of provincial health authorities to enforce MAiD safeguards has led a leading critic of assisted suicide to call for an independent national watchdog.

Alicia Duncan wants the world to know, through her new book, that her late mother, Donna, was, for many years, a woman of “unflinching positivity” and a great deal of fun.

The bright orange and white signs told the story of the protesters holding them outside the United Nations: "We deserve care — not suicide."

Four orders of women religious and Catholic health-care ministries sued the state of New York July 17 over a new law allowing physicians to aid terminally ill adults in dying by suicide.

France's bishops are strongly criticizing a "radical choice" made by French lawmakers to legalize "assisted dying."

An internal B.C. government document obtained by Canadian Catholic News through a freedom of information request shows doctors, nurse practitioners and pharmacists in the province made thousands of errors in managing euthanasia in 2024.

As Canadians blow out the candles on our 159th birthday cake, many will also be heaving a huge sigh of relief.

The response by Canadian Physicians for Life to the landmark report from the Parliament’s Special Joint Committee on Medical Assistance in Dying.

The bishops of France are urging the faithful to take part in a prayer novena that began June 21, as lawmakers move closer to a pivotal vote on legislation that could permanently legalize "assisted dying" in the country.

Canada risks creating a health-care culture where death becomes viewed as a treatment option rather than a last resort, Deacon Larry Worthen believes.