Canadians who want help dying should be able to get it wherever they are and whenever they feel they need it, even if they have a mental illness, a federal report says – and said report should be read by all Canadians according to Federal Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould.
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Minister Wilson-Raybould encourages all Canadians to read assisted-dying report
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