Cano's Case Study on the Rise of the MADE Program in Canada

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A 23-year-old man with diabetes and depression applied for assisted suicide in Canada. The process was rife with the kind of inefficiency and disorganization common to government-run programs, he says. His mother's social media campaign succeeded in preventing him from doing so after her petitions gained tens of thousands of signatures. In some Canadian provinces made accounts for nearly 5% of deaths.

We dive deep into Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying law. We speak with a young man who lives near Toronto who, if he had his way, would be dead right now. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

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