John Ivison: Finally a plea to slow the ‘runaway’ MAID train

In a compelling argument, John Ivison urges the government to reconsider its stance on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), particularly in cases involving mental illness. He highlights a committee's recommendation to stop allowing mental illness as the sole qualifying condition for euthanasia, stressing the importance of careful deliberation over hasty policy changes. This move could have profound implications on how society views mental health and end-of-life care, urging a more cautious approach to ensure ethical and compassionate standards are maintained.