“In My Own Time” is a documentary film that looks at what it means to die on one’s own terms. Using first-hand accounts from people across Canada, this film will offer perspectives on medical assistance in dying (MAID) less commonly seen in media reports and present an opportunity to educate people on end-of-life choice in Canada.

The event will begin with a brief welcome message, followed by the screening of the film, and end with an insightful panel discussion with the documentary filmmakers.   

General Admission: $10.00  
Event Capacity: 387 people

Because this is a seated venue, advance registration is required with the first name, last name, and email address of each attendee. 

Featuring emotional patient stories from across Canada, as well as: 

• Dr. Stefanie Green, MAID provider and author of THIS IS ASSISTED DYING 
• Kim King, friend of Audrey Parker. Audrey made national news in 2018 when she advocated for an important change in MAID legislation – the waiver of final consent 
• Jocelyn Downie, University Research Professor in the Faculties of Law and Medicine at Dalhousie University. Jocelyn works at the intersection of health care ethics, law, and policy. She has a particular interest in end-of-life law care
• … and more