André Picard

This one published on October 6th.

It's authored by euthanasia activist Andre Picard, who we've mentioned on the show before, and it's titled, It's Well Past Time for Catholic Hospitals to be Secularized.

That's the title.

Now, you can probably see where Picard is going with this.

So for Picard, Canada's euthanasia regime essentially provides a good opportunity to purge Christianity, which founded and administered life-saving care for generations from the medical system.

Because after all, these institutions also oppose killing children in the womb, sterilizing patients, and conducting sex change surgeries.

Now, their temptation here would be to dismiss editorials like this as sort of the cranky opinions of anti-Christian bigots, which Andre Picard obviously is.

but they're actually intended to both frame and shift the debate.

It has not yet been legalized.

Who is André Picard, and what has he recently proposed for Canada?

André Picard wants to do away with Catholic healthcare in Canada.

He is a health reporter for The Globe and Mail.

There is a push on in Canada, as well as the United States, by the way, to stifle Catholic medical ethics in Catholic hospitals, to try to force Catholic hospitals to, uh, do transgender interventions, sterilize patients, do abortions, even do euthanasia or assisted suicide where it's legal.

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Canadian Politics In a Globe and Mail column, Andre Picard argued Canada should secularize publicly funded Catholic hospitals after St. Martha's in Antigonish, N.S. ended a 120-year church affiliation.

His reasoning? Most refuse medical assistance in dying, abortion, gender-affirming care, and other procedures.

Picard said institutions lack conscience rights and that denial of services should mean denial of public funding.