Nuala Kenny argues against the medicalization of suffering and death and enjoins us to reflect on the issues at stake in providing care for the dying.

Jocelyn Downie explains how recent events in British Columbia and in Quebec mean that the Supreme Court of Canada will soon be making decisions on the legality of assisted dying.

Arthur Schafer predicts the Supreme Court of Canada will reverse the prohibition on assisted suicide.

Jacquelyn Shaw argues that mandatory science education for judges is long overdue and that it would be advisable to appoint more science-trained judges when possible.

Alison Reiheld suggests that better treatment of dependency workers may lead to better treatment of dependent persons.