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Hon. Sean Fraser ⚖️Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada (Run by @JusticeCanadaEn) ➡️Français : @MinJusticeFR ➡️Terms: https://nitter.cf/t.co/1pQJd5pjxC

Joined October 2015
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Today, we introduced legislation that would allow adults to consent to medical assistance in dying in advance, so their wishes could be respected if they are diagnosed with an incurable illness that could take away the ability to make this decision.
Today, the #GC introduced the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) Safeguards Act. The bill would allow adults with a capacity-limiting disease to consent in advance to receive MAID after losing capacity, subject to rigorous safeguards. ow.ly/NcMm5101lyU
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It would also end the scheduled expansion of MAID for people on the basis of a mental illness. We will work with provinces and territories on implementation, with rigorous safeguards to protect people and ensure the decision remains voluntary and free from external pressure.
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Duty counsel lawyers play a vital role in Canada’s justice system, helping people navigate challenging moments with support, compassion and expertise. Today, their important work is recognized and appreciated.
(1/2) It’s #DutyCounselDay! ⚖️ Every day, duty counsel lawyers help people understand their rights, their options, and the steps ahead — often at moments when clarity matters most. Their work strengthens trust in the justice system.
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(2/3) The symposiums will bring together members of the legal community to promote understanding of the federal judicial appointments process and strengthen public confidence in the justice system.
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(3/3) The symposiums aim to encourage talented lawyers from across Canada to consider judicial service.
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(2/2) An alumna of @uOttawa and @LoyolaLaw, Justice Beaulieu was called to the Ontario Bar in 2012. Founder of Orbis - Beaulieu Professional Corporation, she practised family law as a lawyer, collaborative lawyer, mediator and children’s lawyer.
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(2/2) An alumna of @uOttawa and @OsgoodeNews, Justice Audet earned her law degrees in 1996 and an LL.M. in family law in 2011. Prior to her appointment to the Bench in 2017, she practised as a family lawyer, mediator and collaborative practitioner.
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