Dylan C. McGuinty Jr.
Contributions publiées dans l'Ottawa Citizen et The Hill Times, portant sur l'aide médicale à mourir, les soins palliatifs, la capacité juridique et le droit.
8 articles publiés · 2016–2021
Poor mental health, coupled with insufficient financial, personal and/or social supports, often leads to suicidal wishes in people overwhelmed by their circumstances. They need support, which too often is not available in a timely manner.
Read on Ottawa CitizenMAiD has inherent risks, especially for vulnerable people, and we are called as law-abiding Canadians to mitigate those risks.
Read on Ottawa CitizenIs suicide becoming a treatment for depression and the loss of hope rather than a tragic consequence of the two?
Read on Ottawa CitizenLawyers are trained to be independent thinkers in order to be impartial advisers. They do not take well to coercion of speech or conscience, whatever the objective.
Read on Ottawa CitizenThe new reality in which we are living reminds us of the importance of compassionate end-of-life care and the irreplaceable role of palliative medicine.
Read on Ottawa CitizenA debate has erupted across Canadian society about due process in the era of #MeToo. Is there a way forward that preserves both the dignity of victims and the rights of the accused?
Read on Ottawa CitizenThe word “idiot” comes from the Greek word “idios,” meaning “private world.” An examination of how mob mentality on social media harms the quality of public discourse.
Read on Ottawa CitizenThe Elisabeth Bruyère Hospital's complex palliative care facility has come under scrutiny. As a publicly minded Catholic person, Dylan McGuinty Jr. offers his views on this unfolding debate.
Read on Ottawa Citizen1 article publié · 2022
A critical examination of the parliamentary report on Medical Assistance in Dying and its failure to provide the clear, principled guidance that Canadians and practitioners need.
Read on The Hill Times