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Canada plans indefinite pause on assisted dying for mental illness alone

via BBC News·13h ago

Canada plans legislation indefinitely delaying assisted dying for people whose sole condition is mental illness, Justice Minister Sean Fraser said, BBC News reports. Expansion had been scheduled for March 2027. Fraser cited disagreement over eligibility and irremediability; supporters challenge the exclusion in court. The announced legislation has not yet passed.

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