Tenuous Canadian identity

Editor's note: Canada isn't a country. It's a bureaucratic corporation under British imperial control with its subject citizens being used as experimental stock. Canada is becoming stranger by the day with euthanasia becoming the norm, gun confiscation, relentless immigration causing social degradation (causes stagnate wages), severe gun ownership penalties and an entire host of social engineering programs being implemented. Canada has introduced sweeping hate speech laws carrying penalties of up to life in prison, sparking concerns over free expression and government overreach. The Canadian government is also advancing a voluntary–but enforceable–gun buyback program that could evolve into mandatory disarmament, with penalties for non-compliance. There are three religions in Canada destroying the place: Environmentalism; multiculturalism; bureaucratism. In the overall scheme of things Canada no longer matters to the world.
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The growing trend of organ harvesting from victims of Canada's euthanasia programme

By Rhoda Wilson | October 2, 2025 | 7 Comments

There is a growing trend in Canada to harvest organs from euthanasia victims, which the Canadian state calls Medical Assistance in Dying ("MAID").

Ethicists have warned that harvesting organs from euthanised patients could result in pressuring people to opt for death so that their organs can be used by those with better prognoses, Jonathon van Maren writes.

Canada is Turning Its Assisted Suicide Regime into an Organ Donation Supply Chain

By Jonathon van Maren, as published by Life Site News

The heart of a 38-year-old Canadian man who was euthanised was successfully harvested and donated to a 59-year-old American man with heart failure, according to the National Post. The case highlights a growing trend: organs being harvested from euthanasia victims.

A report from The University of Pittsburgh Medical Centre and The Ottawa Hospital detailed the procedure. "Here we report the first case of successful cardiac transplantation after MAiD," the medical team wrote. And, more ominously: "Provision of MAiD and death determination occurred in keeping with Canadian standards. Death was declared within seven minutes of initiating the MAiD protocol.”

The Canadian was suffering from ALS (or Lou Gehrig's disease), and had indicated his desire to donate his organs, but this is a "landmark case of a heart transplant following euthanasia." According to the National Post: "The dead donor's heart was removed, attached to a special machine that 'reanimates' or restarts the heart to keep blood flowing through the organs while keeping them warm, and then transported to Pittsburgh, where the transplant took place."

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Organs being harvested from freshly euthanised patients are becoming more common; while this is the first heart transplant, there have already been liver, kidney, and lung transplants, and “at least 155 people in Canada have donated their organs and tissues after receiving a doctor-administered lethal injection” since 2016, although a "number of doctors are concerned that some Canadians receiving medical assisted death don't actually meet Health Canada's criteria for the procedure."

The successful heart transplant provides an incentive for repeat procedures. "While longer-term data and data on additional cases will be required, this case suggests that safe cardiac transplantation can be performed after MAiD," the report stated. Pro-lifers – and many ethicists – have noted that the practice of harvesting the organs from euthanised patients could result in pressure being put on people to opt for death so that their organs can be used by healthier people or those with better prognoses.

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