
ALT Graphic titled “A UN committee urged Canada to pull back on MAiD. Dying With Dignity Canada is pushing the other way.” A two-column table compares the UN disability rights committee's March 2025 recommendations with DWDC's activity. Repeal Track 2, MAiD when death is not reasonably foreseeable: DWDC has been running ads since July 2026 against Alberta's law ending Track 2. Drop the planned expansion to mental illness: DWDC is in court to end the mental illness exclusion, which it calls “discriminatory.” Do not extend MAiD to advance requests: it is DWDC's biggest ad campaign, an estimated 54% of its Meta ad spending since 2019. Do not extend MAiD to mature minors: DWDC says that, with safeguards, mature minors whose death is foreseeable “should be allowed the right to choose MAID.”





















