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Upgraded centre offering medical assistance in dying to reopen in B C - BC News
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Kanada: Hospiz geschlossen, weil es keine aktive Sterbehilfe anbot
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B.C. health authority evicts Delta Hospice Society B.C. health authority evicts Delta Hospice Society By Agnieszka Ruck, Canadian Catholic News March 3, 2021
That gives the society until March 29 to leave the hospice and neighbouring supportive care centre.
“On Feb. 25, in accordance with the lease between Fraser Health and the Delta Hospice Society, we issued a notice of breach of lease to the Society, as the society is no longer using the Irene Thomas Hospice site, the Harold and Veronica Savage Centre for Supportive Care site and surrounding lands for publicly funded health-care services,” said Fraser Health Authority in a Feb. 25 news release. “As a result, Fraser Health expects to terminate the lease and will take exclusive possession of the lands and buildings with effect from 12:01 a.m. on Monday, March 29, 2021. We are hoping to take possession of the lands and buildings prior to March 29 if the Delta Hospice Society is agreeable.”
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CNA Staff, Feb 28, 2021 / 04:01 am (CNA).- An investigation by a Vancouver, Canada Catholic newspaper has uncovered evidence that at least one of the region’s publicly funded health authorities has been offering patients euthanasia or assisted suicide without the patient requesting it.
Though euthanasia and assisted suicide are legal in Canada, the health authority guidelines state that the patient must be the one to raise the issue, BC Catholic reported Feb. 25.
Officially known in Canada as MAID (medical aid in dying), euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide were legalized in the country during June 2016.
Since then, nearly 14,000 people have ended their lives through MAID in Canada as of 2019.