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Canada’s Bishops ‘urgently’ trying to counter State euthanasia expansion
In this article, the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops opposes the expansion of Canada's assisted suicide law to include people with mental illness. It emphasized the need for increased investment in mental health resources instead. They affirm their opposition to assisted suicide, asserting that Catholic healthcare institutions will not perform it. Despite pressure they remained firm stating that these actions would violate Catholic teachings on the sanctity of life. The bishops called for respect for their institutions' identities and urged lawmakers to prioritize the well-being of citizens. They affirm their commitment to supporting patients' safe discharge and transfer of care when choosing options not offered by Catholic healthcare institutions.
By: Crux Staff
Growing skills is paramount at Unity Health Toronto
Sonya Canzian, a registered nurse at St. Michael’s Hospital, now part of the Unity Health Toronto network, is dedicated to providing the best possible care. After 20 years as a nurse, she now serves as the Executive Vice President of Clinical Programs, People, and Chief Nursing & Health Professions Officer at Unity Health. Canzian highlights the benefits of being part of Unity Health, particularly its commitment to staff education and development: “It is our duty to be forward-thinking so that our staff are well-prepared to face new challenges and ever-changing environments. All of our full- and part-time employees have access to education funds to support lifelong learning and career development.”
By: The Globe and Mail