Justice
During Question Period on justice matters, a Conservative member urged support for Bill C-218, which would amend the Criminal Code to keep medical assistance in dying unavailable to people whose only condition is a mental illness, arguing that waiting for the government’s own legislation puts vulnerable people at risk. A Liberal minister replied that the current ban remains in place until March and that the government intends to pass its own legislation extending the ban before then.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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