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Disrupting Death

Curious conversations about Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada with those who know it intimately.

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  1. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Legally Speaking: Disrupting Death with Jocelyn Downie (opens the original)

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    “We have to support people in making the decisions they want to make. So decisions have to be free, they have to be informed, and they must be made by capable individuals. And so we need to be careful not to set up protection of the vulnerable as oppositional to autonomy. I think they’re complementary. And so we need to be careful not to set up protection of the vulnerable as oppositional to autonomy. I think they’re complementary. We respect autonomy. If people have decision-making capacity, we

  2. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    MAiDHouse, Revisited - New Leadership and What Comes Next: Disrupting Death with Tamara MacIntyre (opens the original)

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    “Because with each of these movements, when I talk about the pendulum, there will be people that will be left behind. There will be gaps that are created. There will be complexity of the human circumstance that’s going to be highlighted. And, from a MAiDHouse perspective, how do we support them? How do we help, guide them? And who are the people within our communities that can do that?” In this episode, Kathy and Keri-Lyn have the exciting opportunity to revisit MAiDHouse, this time with its new

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