Quebec introduces controversial 'dying with dignity' bill

Quebec's bill to legalize medically assisted suicide has the support of all four parties in the province's national assembly. However, support for Bill 52 is far from unanimous, especially among doctors who would be expected to act on a patient's ...

Controversial proposed legislation on Quebec citizens right to die will be introduced tomorrow at the province's national assembly. The first reading of the bill, an act respecting end-of-life care, is scheduled for Wednesday, June 11 — just a ...

The Acting Auditor General of Qubec tables the Spring 2013 Volume of the Report to the National Assembly for 2013-2014 - Press Release no. 1 QUÉBEC, Jun 5, 2013, 2013 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) -- Today, Mr. Michel Samson made public the Spring ...

The professor of Political Science of the UB Mariona Tomàs received the 2013 Political Book Prize, conferred by the Quebec National Assembly, for her book Penser métropolitain? La bataille politique du Grand Montréal, in which she analyses the ...

QUEBEC Quebec's national assembly has unanimously adopted a motion calling on Ottawa to release constitutional archives from the early 1980s. The motion comes a week after a historian wrote that the Supreme Court chief justice at the time ...

TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – A new Bill on Mining tabled by the minority led Parti Quebecois government of Quebec has raised the ire of local First Nations, who contend the bill was offensive to the rights of the First Nations. The Assembly ...

Quebec's controversial Bill 14 is expected to take a step forward today in the national assembly. On Thursday, MNAs are expected to vote on whether to send the language bill to the next step, a detailed review. The vote was expected several weeks ...

/CNW Telbec/ - The Chief of the Assembly of the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador (AFNQL), Ghislain Picard, presented, at the twelfth session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, a joint statement made with the First ...

, Jacques Parizeau addressed the National Assembly: We are a state that subscribes to the rule of law. Canada and Quebec are not banana republics. There is the law. There is the Constitution. There is international law. And we have all been elected ...