Our End in Mind Online Education Series explores thought-provoking issues related to death and dying.
Learn moreMonthly contributions allow us to more effectively improve quality of dying and help Canadians avoid unwanted suffering.
Learn more
Personal Stories
"Lester’s decision was what was right for him. And in the end, Lester’s end was on his terms and that is a wonderful thing."Read Lester's story: MAID, choice and peace of mind
Throughout the year, we will be highlighting the stories and contributions of DWDC's volunteers, and what motivates them to give of their time to our organization. This is Ellen's story.Read Volunteer Spotlight: Ellen's story
"What I like about the role is the chance to raise people's awareness and to hopefully remove some of the stigma around MAID."Read Volunteer spotlight: Jasmin's story
Updates & EventsOne in five Canadians have experience caring for someone living with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Further, the prevalence of dementia more than doubles every five years for Canadians age 65 and older, from less than one per cent for those age 65 to 69...
Read moreOn September 15, 2021, Dying With Dignity Canada (DWDC) hosted a webinar focused on medical assistance in dying (MAID) six months after the passage of Bill C-7. The webinar was presented by Helen Long, the CEO of DWDC, and Dr. Osmaan Sheikh, a physician and MAID provider from British Columbia.
Read moreOn September 11, 2021, Dying With Dignity Canada’s Ottawa Chapter hosted a webinar focused on assisted dying around the world, presented by Jenna Carter, Kay...
Read moreOn March 17, 2021, Bill C-7 received Royal Assent, a huge milestone for medical assistance in dying (MAID) and end-of-life rights in Canada. With the...
Read more
