Saskatchewan is moving to draw a line against Canada’s rapidly expanding euthanasia regime by banning Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) for children, patients suffering solely from mental illness, and people unable to make their own healthcare decisions.
The new legislation, introduced by Premier Scott Moe’s Saskatchewan Party government, comes as Canadians face growing alarm over the country’s normalization of state-sanctioned death.
The Medical Assistance in Dying Additional Safeguards Act would impose three major limits on euthanasia in Saskatchewan.
