Globalist-Run Canada Urges Child Euthanasia
Canada is facing renewed outrage over its rapidly expanding euthanasia program, as powerful advocacy groups pressure the federal government to allow infant euthanasia.
The move comes as Canada already has one of the most permissive “assisted suicide” systems in the world, writes Frank Bergman .
The Canadian government no longer requires citizens to be terminally ill to undergo euthanasia, increasingly targeting the most vulnerable in society.
The poor , the disabled , the chronically ill , those suffering from depression and autism , and even veterans seeking help for PTSD are all being euthanized by the Liberal government.
Now activists want to go even further.
Under current law, adults can apply for medical assistance in dying (MAiD) even if they are not dying, as long as they have or are “suffering” from a chronic illness or disability.
But organizations like Dying with Dignity Canada are lobbying for a major expansion by opening MAiD to children considered so-called “mature minors.”
Advocates argue that children who “demonstrate full decision-making capacity” should be considered for euthanasia.
Their proposal includes parental consent for children 15 and under, but, astonishingly, they claim the government can euthanize 16- and 17-year-olds without parental involvement.
Canadian lawmakers appear sympathetic to this.
In February 2023, the Special Joint Commission on Medical Assistance in Dying made a sensational statement:
“The right to MAiD should not be denied on the basis of age alone.”
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That one sentence set off alarm bells worldwide.
A disturbing pattern
This latest development follows the same trend revealed in our previous reports: every “safeguard” in Canada’s euthanasia law is temporary, and every temporary restriction becomes the next political battleground.
In recent years:
- Canadians with disabilities who could not afford housing were offered MAID instead of support.
- Veterans seeking help for PTSD were encouraged by government social workers to consider euthanasia.
- People with treatable illnesses reported being persuaded to seek assisted suicide as a cheaper alternative to care.
And in previous expansions, authorities insisted these cases were “rare” or “isolated.”
Yet each scandal was followed by new pressure campaigns to expand access even further.
Therefore, critics warn that allowing euthanasia in children is not a hypothetical fear, as it is the next logical step in a program that has already gone far beyond its original scope.
The next battleground: mental illness
The ruling Liberal Party has not yet officially embraced the extension to “adult minors.”
However, the idea is expected to resurface in 2027, when MAiD reaches another terrifying milestone.
In 2027, the government will begin expanding the MAiD legislation to allow euthanasia for people whose only medical condition is a mental illness.
The expansion has been delayed several times due to public outrage, but activists remain determined to push it through.
Once MAiD is approved for mental illness, opponents warn that the pressure to perform euthanasia on teenagers and young adults suffering from depression, anxiety, trauma or gender dysphoria will become impossible to control.
‘Mission Creep’ has become the norm
International human rights organizations have repeatedly singled out Canada’s euthanasia program as one of the most dangerous in the world, noting that the “safeguards” disappear with every legislative revision.
To support their position, the Canadian commissions have already adopted language implying that age is not a legitimate barrier, opening the door to the next phase of normalizing state-sanctioned death for minors.
Critics say this is a line no civilized country should cross.
As the debate intensifies, it has become clear that every time Canadians are told that the MAiD expansion “will stop here,” the government’s own bureaucracies are quietly preparing for the next round.
The 2027 expansion will be a major turning point in determining whether the world’s most aggressive euthanasia system will now also target children.
https://www.frontnieuws.com/canada-dringt-aan-op-euthanasie-bij-kinderen