MAiD EXPOSED

maID EXPOSED

THE STATE WILL OFFER YOU DEATH BEFORE IT OFFERS YOU HELP.

Canada’s MAiD program was introduced as an option for the terminally ill.Today, documented cases and government records reveal a system increasingly used by people who cannot access basic supports to live with dignity.This is not a partisan argument. It is an investigation into what happens when policy expands faster than support. It asks a question every Canadian must face:Do we care for our most vulnerable, or do we quietly remove them?

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They called it compassion. The data tells a different story.

In less than a decade, Medical Assistance in Dying has quietly become one of Canada’s fastest-growing causes of death.Behind the language of “choice” lies a paper trail of court rulings, budgets, and human stories that reveal a system expanding faster than the supports that were meant to make living possible.MAiD Exposed is an investigative report by an independent journalist who spent years dissecting public records and government filings to ask the question no one in power wants answered: how did a policy created to ease suffering start catching people who simply couldn’t afford to survive?The evidence is here, every figure, every loophole, every life reduced to a line item.This isn’t speculation. It’s the record. And once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

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Investigative Journalist

Marija Sterling

Marija Sterling is an independent investigative journalist whose work focuses on public policy, medical ethics, and the intersection between social systems and human survival.Her reporting on Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying program draws from years of research through court documents, government filings, and firsthand accounts to expose how compassion can become policy... and policy can become something darker.MAiD Exposed is the result of that investigation, but the story isn’t finished.Every new document, every quiet testimony, adds another piece to a system still unfolding in real time.Continued research demands time, travel, and access to records that few are willing to uncover.

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