Liberals introduce legislation to delay MAID expansion until 2027 | Power & Politics

The Power Panel weighs in on the government’s decision to delay the expansion of assisted dying to include those suffering solely from mental illness until 2027 — after the next federal election. Health Minister Mark Holland introduced the legislation and Justice Minister Arif Virani told reporters that the delay was needed until Canada’s health-care system is ready to implement the expansion.

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