Changes to Canada's assisted dying rules received royal assent last night
Justice Minister David Lametti declaring ``For Canadians who are suffering intolerably, their wait is now over.''
Intolerably suffering people who are not near the natural end of their lives now have the right to seek medical assistance in dying.
And in another two years, that will also include people suffering solely from grievous and incurable mental illnesses.
Grimsby, Port Colborne Honour Remembrance Day
Services also held in Niagara Falls, St. Catharines
St. Catharines Man Charged with Drug Dealing
Police say they've been investigating an individual over the last few months
Wainfleet Man Wins Lottery... 1st Time
He says his wife didn't believe him, she then rolled over and fell back asleep
MP Plans to Hear More Vaccine Injury Stories
Dean Allison, of Niagara West, says many people didn't get to speak in September
Cash Registers Stolen in Thorold B&Es
Motel Fire Considered Suspicious
Fire fighters were called last week to a motel in Niagara Falls
Frank Campion Named Niagara Regional Chair
Niagara Businesses Discuss Tariffs at Event
Canada's new consul general in New York gave presentation