Opinion: One public service where the Canadian government excels: assisted suicide — via fpcomment
, even if admittedly “unjust conditions” influence the request for death, or are even its principal motivation, death should still be on offer. The need to prioritize autonomy apparently means that, even when there is an “unjust lack of choices available to people,” any resulting “choices” to die must be provided for.Sign up to receive the daily top stories from the Financial Post, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.
One disturbing case involved Christine Gauthier, retired corporal and Paralympian, who had been seeking help for over five years to get a wheelchair ramp installed. Gauthier with CTV her disbelief when the government couldn’t accommodate her request but instead offered her euthanasia: “You’re going to be helping me to die but you won’t help me to live?”
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