Changes to Canada's assisted dying rules received royal assent last night
Justice Minister David Lametti declaring ``For Canadians who are suffering intolerably, their wait is now over.''
Intolerably suffering people who are not near the natural end of their lives now have the right to seek medical assistance in dying.
And in another two years, that will also include people suffering solely from grievous and incurable mental illnesses.
St. Catharines Surges in Home Building
It's expecting the trend to continue this year, and following
Pelham/St. Catharines On Gov't Reform
St. Catharines Mayor Mat Siscoe announcing council meeting, public invited to speak
Mayor/Premier Agree on Gov't Reform
Jim Diodati points to public consultation, Doug Ford says this will save taxpayers
Police Looking for Sexual Assault Suspect
They say 2 teenagers assaulted early Wednesday morning in Welland
Provincial Gov't Marks Hospital Milestone
Premier Doug Ford in Niagara Falls to recognize progress on hospital construction
Niagara on the Lake Opposes Amalgamation
The Lord Mayor points to much history in the 1st capital of Upper Canada
NRP Charge Toronto Man with Child Luring
The investigation started last year
Gale Pitches Reform to Fort Erie
He stuck with his point taxpayers cannot handle more increases, while facing tough questions