As the Supreme Court of Canada begins hearing arguments in a potentially game-changing case over the right to die, many physicians in the country remain split on the controversial topic.
Ontario Health Minister Eric Hoskins says he is reviewing the province’s regulatory practices after it was revealed that the provincial college has the discretion to inform—or not inform—police when a doctor has potentially committed a crime.
The provincial college is asking the Nova Scotia Supreme Court to enforce a $200,000 fine it levied against a physician who lost her licence four years ago, the Chronicle Herald reports.
