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Bill C-7 was passed
On March 17, 2021, Bill C-7 was passed, granting Canadians without a reasonably foreseeable death the right to apply for medical assistance in dying (MAID). This is a modification to the original MAID legislation, for which a majority of Canadians showed support. Parliamentary and expert reviews will now be conducted to study additional questions, such as advance requests, cases relating to mental illness, the protection of persons with disabilities, the palliative care system, and access to MAID for minors.
You can view this article online using the following link:
https://www.accesswire.com/636333/Bill-C-7-Receives-Royal-Assent
SOURCE: Dying With Dignity Canada
Daily Update of Ontario’s Vaccination Campaign
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[GTranslate]TORONTO – With the largest vaccination campaign underway, the province has administered more than 1.4 million doses into the arms of Ontarians. On March 19, the Ministry of Health reported 61,146 doses administered, up from 58,119 doses the day prior. Continue reading→
Dying With Dignity:
Bill C-7 received Royal Assent
[GTranslate]OTTAWA – After months of parliamentary debate, Canadians without a reasonably foreseeable death are now eligible to apply for medical assistance in dying (MAID). Continue reading→
Pope to “Counter-Culture Catholics”: are you in or out?
[GTranslate]TORONTO – Even if you are the Pope, you can go from hero to goat faster than a superstar who misses scoring a goal on an empty net. Fair-weather friends abound. Continue reading→
Potential shut-down of the Italian Department at Laurentian University
[GTranslate]Professor Diana Iuele-Colilli, Chairperson of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Laurentian University, interviews Danielle Drescher, a second-year student concerned about the Italian Department being cut due to the financial problems the University is facing.
Laurentian declared insolvency on February 1st and must restructure by April 30th as mandated by the courts.
Intervista con la professoressa Diana Iuele-Colilli,
Direttrice del Dipartimento di Lingue e Letterature Moderne della Laurentian University,
“La lingua e la letteratura italiana sono vive e stanno bene in Canada e in Ontario e non solo nelle grandi metropoli come Toronto e Montreal.
In Ontario, a parte la città di Toronto e la penisola del Niagara, ci sono diverse altre città e paesi dove la nostra bellissima lingua è ancora parlata e prospera anche ad un livello accademico.” Continue reading→
Professor Iuele, Laurentian University, is concerned about the imminent shut-down of the Department of Italian Studies
[GTranslate]The Italian language and culture are alive and well in Canada and in Ontario and not only in large metropolises such as Toronto and Montreal.
In Ontario, outside of the GTA and the Niagara Peninsula, there are several other towns and cities where our beautiful language is still spoken and flourishes even at the academic level. Continue reading→
