Canadian health care workers can refuse to be involved in services like medically assisted dying or abortion, but must refer patients elsewhere for help. In Alberta, if a private member’s bill passes, that referral would no longer be required. As Heather Yourex-West reports, Bill 207 could have nationwide implications.
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