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CANADA’S DEATH PROTOCOL: Doctors Ordered to Offer Euthanasia Before Treatment, Three Physicians Expose the Coercion in a Devastating New Documentary What began as a narrowly defined “right to die” has quietly become one of Canada’s leading causes of death. Under the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program, physicians are now required by protocol—and in some hospitals by explicit mandate—to present euthanasia as a standard medical option, even to patients whose conditions remain fully treatable. A harrowing new exposé lays bare this transformation through the testimony of three courageous Canadian doctors who have witnessed the system’s moral collapse firsthand. • Dr. Will Johnston, a Vancouver physician and founder of the Canadian Euthanasia Prevention Coalition, reveals that every safeguard promised to protect conscientious objectors has been systematically dismantled. Doctors and nurses who refuse to participate in MAiD now face discipline, demotion, or outright dismissal. • Toronto pain-management specialist Dr. David D’Souza warns that when a physician is forced to raise euthanasia as a legitimate response to suffering that could otherwise be alleviated, the sacred trust between doctor and patient is shattered beyond repair. Healers, he says, are being transformed into agents of death. • Montreal geriatrician Dr. Catherine Ferrier recounts the case of a patient with brain cancer who was offered nothing but MAiD or terminal sedation by two younger physicians. In her words, they looked at a man their own age and decided they would not want to live in his shoes—so he would be better off dead. That, she insists, is not medicine; it is lethal projection. Leaked documents and internal memos featured in the documentary point to an unspoken truth: as wait times spiral and budgets buckle, cost containment has become a silent driver of MAiD’s relentless expansion. They may try frame this as “choice,” but really this is state-sanctioned euthanasia marketed as healthcare. Compelling clips from the film are available now. The full film is forthcoming.