Members of the Delta Hospice Society will vote on amendments to its constitution, which will say "God is the giver and taker of life.''

On this episode of History of the '90s, host Kathy Kenzora looks back at the heated debate that surrounded the death of Tracy Latimer.

Doctors who euthanized a woman with autism are under investigation in Belgium, where doctor-assisted dying is legal for psychiatric reasons.

Scott Thompson asks, What is the sense of giving those living with a terminal illness the right to die, and not allowing them to pick when?

There are a number of conditions set out by the federal government before a medically assisted death can proceed, but some argue it is too vague.

Cecilia Chmura wanted to die more than she wanted to live but because her death wasn't "reasonably foreseeable" she was denied a medically assisted death.

In Season 2 of 'Mary Kills People,' Mary (Caroline Dhavernas) becomes even more entangled in her illegal work, risking her family and medical career.

Hospice Kingston's Executive Director, Ron Lirette, has said it's due to that fact that the staff who will be employed there won't have the qualifications to do so.

Secobarbital is considered the best way for suffering individuals who want to control the manner of their death as much as possible.

Canadian doctors say it's still far too early to make any decisions, but the medical community should start thinking about issues involving assisted death for minors.