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Sunday Scrum: PM tries to kill bill on genetic records
MPs passed a bill this week that would stop insurance companies and employers from compelling you to hand over your genetic records, but the PM personally lobbied his MPs to vote against it
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Assisted-dying legislation faces new legal challenge in B.C.
A B.C. woman with spinal muscular atrophy is joining the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association to challenge the federal government's new assisted-dying legislation.
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Canadians on the front lines of New York's war on opioids | Dispatch
Canadians are on the front lines of New York's war on opioids. CBC's Steven D'Souza reports on the workers trying to open the first supervised injection sites in the U.S.
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Sunday Scrum: Bill C-14 and the Senate
Political panel discusses the passing of the government's assisted dying bill
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Trudeau's "elbowgate" stalls assisted dying legislation
The fight over Justin Trudeau's "elbowgate" has stalled important legislation on assisted dying.
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Debating doctor-assisted dying legislation
The ministers who designed the government's new legislation on doctor-assisted dying faced questions about what they included in the bill, and what was left out.
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Sunday Scrum on new assisted dying legislation
Political panel discusses the government's long-awaited doctor-assisted dying legislation
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The fate of Donald Trump
Donald Trump's fate is growing clearer. Keith Boag weighs in on what to expect.
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Trinity U case back in court over Christian sex covenant
Nova Scotia Barristers' Society says school's policy on gay marriage is discriminatory
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Sunday Scrum: Doctor-assisted dying
Ottawa has until June to draft a new doctor-assisted dying law, but Toronto's Archbishop is urging parishioners to contact their MPs and voice their opposition
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Advocate defends doctor-assisted dying
Maureen Taylor is co-chair of the Provincial Expert Advisory Group on physician-assisted dying
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Assisted dying law recommendations
A parliamentary committee has come up with a framework for an assisted dying law in Canada. We look at what it recommends and why some think it goes too far.
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Neil Bantleman turns himself in
Ontario teacher surrenders after Indonesia court overturns earlier acquittal
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Neil Bantleman's wife urges him to remain strong
Tracy Bantleman hopes new evidence will clear his name after Indonesia's high court overturns the Ontario school teacher's acquittal on sex abuse charges
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Trudeau to pardon gay man posthumously
Gay-rights activist applauds government commitment to review other cases of men convicted when homosexuality was a crime
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Scrap over Scalia's successor
Death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia sparks new ideological battles, CBC's Paul Hunter reports
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Apple defies court order to help FBI
Tech giant will fight an order to unlock a user's iPhone, saying to do otherwise would create a back door that could potentially be used on other future devices
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Provinces take on feds over environmental politics | At Issue
It's provinces taking on the federal government this week, as both Saskatchewan and B.C. go to court to push back against Justin Trudeau's Liberals. Scott Moe is anti-carbon tax while John Horgan is anti-pipeline. The At Issue panel...
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Assisted suicide
Supreme Court will decide Friday whether Canadians should have the constitutional right to control the way they die
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Supreme Court rules in favour of doctor-assisted suicide
Adults with grievous and irremediable medical conditions have the right to ask a doctor to help them die
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Divided reaction to assisted suicide
For some the Supreme Court's decision brings great relief, but to others it raises an alarm
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Does the government report on assisted dying go too far?
New government recommendations on doctor-assisted dying go further than many expected, suggesting the option for dementia patients, people with psychiatric conditions and, eventually, even to some children.
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Vladimir Putin's War on Traitors
High treason is being vigorously pursued in Russia to root out perceived enemies of the state. Susan Ormiston meets a team of lawyers who are taking on the difficult cases.
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Court Gives Extension on Assisted Suicide Laws
Canada's Supreme Court is giving the federal government more time to craft a new law on assisted suicide. But even before that happens, Canadians will be allowed to seek the right to die.