The number of cases of MAID in 2020 represents a growth rate of 34.2% over 2019. All provinces experienced a steady year over year growth during 2020
Justin Trudeau’s Assisted Dying Policy Delivers 2.5% Of Deaths In Canada
The federal government of Canada has released its
Second Annual Report On Medically Assisted Dying for the year
2020.
Included within are a list of what the Trudeau government position as "highlights."
- In 2020, there were 7,595 cases of MAID[euthanasia] reported in Canada, accounting for 2.5% of all deaths in Canada.
- The number of cases of MAID in 2020 represents a growth rate of 34.2% over 2019. All provinces experienced a steady year over year growth during 2020.
- When all data sources are considered, the total number of medically assisted deaths reported in Canada since the enactment of federal legislation in mid-2016 is 21,589.
Patty Hadju: I am proud to present Health Canada's Second Annual Report on Medical Assistance in Dying (2020)
Cultural Action Party could swear these statistics are presented as a form of accomplishment. It is in this spirit that Liberal Minister of Health
Patty Hadju has the following to say to Canadians:
"As Minister of Health, I am proud to present Health Canada's Second Annual Report on Medical Assistance in Dying (2020). This second report represents the collaborative efforts of federal, provincial and territorial governments and healthcare professionals to provide a comprehensive picture of the administration of medical assistance in dying(MAID) across the country."
Perhaps an
Order of Canada should be lined up for Liberal Cabinet member
Patty Hadju. CAP hasn't seen this kind of glee conjured up regarding systemic "expiration" since the
mid- 20th century.
While these statistics roll off the tongue of government, a critical piece of data is held back from public knowledge: the identity of the deceased.
In other words, which identifiable communities in
Canada are most impacted. For example, what percentage of the dead are
First Nations citizens? How about citizens of
3rd World origin, or those of
European heritage?
Strange how euthanasia and abortion share this dynamic. In similar style, the Feds are bursting with pride regarding
Canada's abortion statistics.
Founding father of assisted dying is Justin Trudeau
While some
90,000 abortions per year have been the standard within our nation for the past three decades, the general public are not privy to the breakdown on abortions by identifiable community.
Other parallels deliver equal fascination: for example, the founding father of assisted dying is
Justin Trudeau. The founder of systemic abortion is
Pierre Trudeau. Add 1 + 1 and we have the Trudeau family of
Quebec holding responsibility for government social policy targeting the very young, and the very old.
"Canada's federal
MAID legislation, Bill C-14, an Act to amend the
Criminal Code and to make related amendments to other acts (medical assistance in dying) was enacted on June 17,
2016. The related
Regulations for the Monitoring of Medical Assistance in Dying came into force on November 1,
2018."
All of it under the rule of
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
In
February, 2021, Canada’s Senate
passed Bill C-7 with amendments to
expand the categories of who is eligible to die under the country’s already permissive euthanasia practice called
Medical Aid in Dying (MAiD)."
Amendments proposed by the
Trudeau government:
"Remove the requirement currently in the law that a person’s "natural death be reasonably foreseeable." This would allow people who are not terminally ill or terminally ill to choose to die by Euthanasia."
"Permit a doctor or nurse practitioner to lethally inject a person who, at the time, is incapable of consenting as long as that person was previously approved for assisted death."
"Waive the ten-day waiting period if a person’s natural death is deemed reasonably foreseeable."
No wonder Federal Minister of Health
Patty Hadju is pleased as punch. What a giant accomplishment. That is, if one believes neo-communist social management is integral to
Justin Trudeau's "progressive" Canadian society.
-- Brad Salzberg, CAP Founder (Est. 2016)
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