Dying with Dignity Canada is urging Trudeau to have his next justice minister give priority to amending the law and go further than the ruling demands.

"It’s too hard for me now," Marieke Vervoort said in 2017 when addressing her plans to die through legal euthanasia.

The two laws stating who is entitled to medical assistance in dying were deemed too restrictive by Justice Christine Baudouin.

However, Dr. Moshe Oz says time is of the essence, as Gilbert the deer is facing euthanasia.

Canada’s Accredited Zoos and Aquariums said that their investigation has found that there is no evidence to support accusations that the method of euthanasia was inhumane. 

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

Physicians who fail to comply with new federal regulations could face jail time.

A group of Quebec doctors say the province is favouring medically-assisted dying, instead of providing adequate palliative care to terminally-ill patients.

Quebec politician François Bonnardel made an emotional call to expand the debate on doctor-assisted death to include Alzheimer's disease.

Belgian Paralympic silver medalist Marieke Vervoort denied on Sunday (September 11) recent media reports that she was considering euthanasia immediately following her Paralympic appearance.