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Remembering a friend: Albertos Polizogopoulos (1982-2024)
Remembering a friend: Albertos Polizogopoulos (1982-2024)

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Remembering a friend: Albertos Polizogopoulos (1982-2024)

Remembering a friend: Albertos Polizogopoulos (1982-2024)At the end of last week, while the March for Life was taking place on

Nicole Scheidl2024-05-16T16:28:36-04:00May 16th, 2024|News|Comments Off

How then shall we live?
How then shall we live?

Events, News

How then shall we live?

How then shall we live?Many of the public intellectuals of the day are very good at observing and diagnosing problems

Nicole Scheidl2024-05-16T16:48:13-04:00May 7th, 2024|Events, News|Comments Off

We Belong to One Another
We Belong to One Another

Events, News

We Belong to One Another

We Belong to One Another Isolation, anxiety, loneliness, addiction, abandonment, estrangement… These are just some of the issues that have

Nicole Scheidl2024-05-16T17:01:24-04:00May 2nd, 2024|Events, News|Comments Off

No Matter What!
No Matter What!

Euthanasia, News

No Matter What!

No Matter What! Something that caught our eye this week at CPL is that the Terry Fox Foundation released

Nicole Scheidl2024-05-16T17:13:43-04:00April 16th, 2024|Euthanasia, News|Comments Off

To treat and care for the sick and dying
To treat and care for the sick and dying

End of Life Care, Euthanasia, News, Palliative Care

To treat and care for the sick and dying

To Treat And Care For The Sick And Dying A recent article in The Globe & Mail stokes a

Nicole Scheidl2023-07-17T06:46:40-04:00July 17th, 2023|End of Life Care, Euthanasia, News, Palliative Care|Comments Off

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23 Nov

If assisted suicide is seen as a compassionate means to end suffering, then there is no reasonable basis on which is will remain limited. If it is regarded as a good... it will always be expanded on the grounds of equality.

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25 Nov

Legal euthanasia creates a two-tier society where some people get suicide assistance and others are offered suicide prevention.

Read more via @MarkIMardell's piece in @prospect_uk on the #AssistedDyingBill

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26 Nov

“It’s the ultimate form of discrimination to offer people with disabilities help to die, without having offered real options to live.” – Diane Coleman

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