🇨🇦 One patient revived, Tim Hortons assessment, and the doctor still keeps practising

That is MAID in Trudeau’s Canada: a patient resumes breathing after being declared dead, another gets assessed for assisted death outside a Tim Hortons, and Ontario’s regulator responds with supervision instead of a career-ending reckoning. Dr. James MacLean was cautioned, not buried in sanctions, because our institutions now treat fatal incompetence as an administrative hiccup when it serves the state’s preferred ideology. The details are all there if you bother to read what was reported.

This is what happens when a country stops seeing medicine as care and starts seeing death as efficient service delivery. Bureaucrats preach compassion while normalizing assembly-line euthanasia with coffee-shop standards. Canada can barely provide timely treatment, palliative care, or dignity for the living, but somehow has endless procedural flexibility when it comes to helping people die. The regime that lectures you about safety, ethics, and inclusion is remarkably relaxed when the outcome is irreversible and politically fashionable.

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