Euthanasia Articles
Bishops differ on feeding comatose patients
The Interim has tried to keep abreast of the growing strength of the ‘Dying with Dignity’ movement (See, for example, [...]
You were asking
What is meant by ‘organic farming’? L.W., Toronto This is a development which some scientists see as a part of [...]
Nancy Cruzan dies
Nancy Beth Cruzan, a 33-year-old Missouri woman reported to be in a coma since a 1983 car accident, died December [...]
The in basket
AT HOME Just working girls Alexandre Highcrest, the AIDS-Educator with the Toronto-based Prostitutes for Sage Sex Project (PSSP), writes in [...]
Dutch embassy defends euthanasia
A Conference on Euthanasia, sponsored by the Dutch Embassy, was held at Mt. Saint Vincent University.Both Dianna [Smith] and Ann [...]
The language of euthanasia
Euthanasia is “an act of respect to an incurable patient…to a dignified last act of medical care.” - Dr. Pieter [...]
“Dying with Dignity” recommends the right to kill
You know you are out of place here, in Northrop Frye Hall at Victoria University on May 6, but you [...]
Doctors hear euthanasia warning
Neurosurgeon and ethical philosopher, Dr. Harley Smythe, told members of the Catholic Doctors’ Guild gathered in Toronto April 27 that [...]
Euthanasia: Urgent Bulletin
There is a new proposal to decriminalize (in effect, to legalize) euthanasia in Holland. Dutch pro-life groups expect that it [...]
Doctor exposes euthanasia
“The sound of splintering wood and shattering glass filled the house. Mother and father stood in the center of the [...]
The Netherlands & Euthanasia
Euthanasia is completely outlawed by the Penal Code of the Netherlands; so, too, is inciting or assisting in a suicide. [...]
From abortion to euthanasia
“If pro-abortionists were in power in Canada at the time I was born,” said Rev. Bernice Gerard, MA, “I wouldn’t [...]
The Editorial: It’s time to pull the plug
One pro-family group REAL Women of Canada has had its requests for funding consistently denied by the federal government. Another, [...]
Caring for the elderly
In my half-century of life this is the second time I’m living through the acceptance and practice of euthanasia. As [...]
Some new and increasing threats
A discussion paper given in Winnipeg at the Annual Directors’ Meeting of Campaign Life Canada – October 1986. Dr. Everett [...]