Poilievre says Conservative government won't change medical assistance in dying laws

OTTAWA – A Conservative government would keep the country’s medical assistance in dying regime intact, Pierre Poilievre said Saturday, but it is not looking to follow Quebec’s lead in allowing people to make advance requests for an assisted death.

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Poilievre says Conservative government won’t change medical assistance in dying laws

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