In May 1993 the member congregations of the Canadian Unitarian Council adopted a resolution supporting choice in dying. Almost twenty years later that support hasn’t wavered. For many Unitarians, choice in dying is a fundamental matter of justice. In this service Wanda Morris, the Executive Director of Dying with Dignity Canada and a long-time Unitarian, will consider the relationship between choice in dying and our Unitarian Principles and Sources.
Don’t miss this this highly anticipated talk!
*WORKSHOP TO FOLLOW*
Wanda Morris is hosting a workshop at the Lion’s Hall from 1:30-3:00pm for more info visit Dying with Dignity Events page or see below:
What has changed since the Sue Rodriguez challenge?
What have the Canadian courts ruled in assisted dying cases?
What has happened in jurisdictions that have legalized the right to die?
Learn about the challenge for your rights to a dignified death. In this informative and engaging session, DWD’s Executive Director, Wanda Morris will give you an overview of the legal cases in Canada around the right to die. You’ll also get informed about the nature and impact of legislation in jurisdictions around the world that have already legalized the right to die.