Micheal Cooper wholeheartedly endorses MP Tamara Jansen's Bill C-218

Micheal Cooper wholeheartedly endorses MP Tamara Jansen's Bill C-218, which aims to permanently abolish the Liberals' extreme and inhumane proposal to expand Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) for individuals with mental illness. The evidence is undeniable—this initiative cannot be implemented safely. Let's put an end to this madness. Support the Bill.


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-the- Imagine your son or daughter battling depression for some time after losing a job or maybe a broken relationship. Imagine they feel the loss so deeply that they're convinced the world would be better off with them out of it. Now imagine this starting in March 2027. Under Canadian law, they could walk into a doctor's office and ask them to end their life, and under our law, the system couldlegally do just that, our society could end his or her life solely for a mental health challenge.

That's not a future scenario; that's the law right now waiting to take effect. The liberal government has already had to delay the slot twice because medical experts and legal scholars have raised the alarm again and again, saying it- It's impossible to implement safely. Clinical experts have warned that there's no evidence-based way to determine if someone with a mental illness would get better, and most do, but still the government is moving forward, and the message it sends is that struggling Canadians, trauma survivors battling for order, order, order, or knowledge of man- Brinkley is available to go with you.

Are you from the Sugar? The member seems to be giving a speech on the subject matter of the bill she's introducing. The point of this is to introduce the bill and quickly give a quick summary of the bill. She hasn't even mentioned the billion or what it isn't.- I think them everything interventions when we do, we do allow a brief summary and an explanation of the build the memory is well, well within her time at this point.

- the corner-to-corner album ever for cable or Langley City for Carry On, which left off the message it sends that struggling Canadians, trauma survivors, and those battling depression, schizophrenia, and PTSD are being told that death is a solution we're now willing to offer in response to a life of suffering often compounded by harm this very society has caused them.- That's not healthcare, that's not compassion, it's abandonment. Mental illness is treatable, and recovery is possible, but only if we show up and help. Mister Kenny Speaker, Canadians are watching, and they need us to stand up for life, for dignity, and for hope. It's my honour and privilege to rise today and introduce an act to amend the criminal code on medical assistance.and sind die