Canadas Euthanasia Crisis In Plain Sight

By Sean Morgan | Substack.com/@SeanMorganReport Recent research has drawn attention to Canada’s medical assistance in dying program, known as MAiD. One highlights official data showing nearly 96% of those who choose to kill themselves through the program identify as Caucasian—a figure that stands well above white Canadians’ share of the overall population, which is 70%. This disparity raises pointed questions. Why are white Canadians wanting to commit suicide, and other races are not? A tragic case out of Vancouver has gained widespread attention: a 26-year-old man euthanized under MAiD, reportedly for depression combined with diabetes. Critics note that mental illness alone does not qualify until 2027, yet practitioners somehow identify loopholes to help depressed people kill themselves. The young man’s mother has publicly committed to seeking accountability because she did not agree with his assisted suicide. These stories surface amid MAiD’s steady growth. In 2024, over 16,000 assisted suicides occurred, representing roughly 5% of all deaths nationwide. The program, legal since 2016, has recorded more than 76,000 deaths. Even the U.S. government is blowing the whistle on MAiD as an organ harvesting scheme. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services calls out MAiD for using physician-assisted suicide programs to bolster organ donation numbers. One can’t help but wonder if this program is the culmination of a godless secular society—or if a more sinister spirit is behind the leadership in Canada that would make them want to kill their own citizens, and apparently, mostly the Caucasian ones. Originally published at substack.com/@seanmorganreport