Policy

The Canadian Medical Association has been leading a national conversation about healthcare transformation. Now, new funding is on the table. How confident are you that change is possible?

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Members of the committee held 36 meetings, heard from nearly 150 witnesses and reviewed more than 350 briefs on the medically assisted dying program.

Ottawa intends to negotiate separate agreements with each of the jurisdictions to tailor the deal for provincial or territorial healthcare needs.

Members of Parliament began debating the bill on Monday, and it is expected to pass quickly, before a mid-March deadline.

The province is to invest more than $15 million to train and support more internationally educated nurses, like Uche Nechi, who trained in Nigeria and had to wait nearly five years before she was able to resume her career in Alberta.

A proposal to let Massachusetts prisoners donate organs and bone marrow to shave time off their sentence is raising profound ethical and legal questions about putting undue pressure on inmates desperate for freedom.

The organization says that about 15% of all donors in the past year had received MAID, adding that the vast majority of them—about 85%—had been diagnosed with neurodegenerative or neurological disease.