MAiD at Ten: Lessons from Canada's First Decade

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The Department of Philosophy presents:

MAiD at Ten: Lessons from Canada’s First Decade

Featuring keynotes from: 

Madeline Li
(University of Toronto / Princess Margaret Cancer Centre) 

"Beyond the Request to Die: Avoiding the Collaspe of Complexity Through Therapeutic Conversations" 

Timothy Christie
(Dalhousie University / Horizon Health Network) 

"Legal Eligibility Is Not Ethical Oversight: The Role of Professional Discretion in the Provision of MAiD"

For more information please follow this link: Events – Applied Ethics Lab

Event takes place:
October 30-31, 2026
Andy's Place (Anderson Hall, Room 100)
University of Lethbridge
 

 

Room or Area: 
AH100

Contact:

Madalynn Guzowski | madalynn.guzowski@uleth.ca | 403-380-1894