"Canada's Continued Delay on Assisted Death for the Mentally Ill"

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Canada has delayed its plan to allow euthanasia for the mentally ill, citing the need for the healthcare system to be ready. Critics argue that the idea is morally unjustifiable and raises questions about the value of human life. The government's approach to mental illness has been criticized, especially in light of its strict COVID-era enforcement measures. This delay has sparked debate about the country's priorities in providing mental health support versus offering assisted suicide.
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