Join the Institute of Public Administration Canada (IPAC) Vancouver Chapter for the second edition of “Policy and a Pint” – a new, interactive series engaging important discussions, questions and debates on public policy and hot topics impacting Canadian and international public administration and government relations.

The second feature discussion is on Medical Assistance in Dying - as of June 17, 2016, doctors and nurse practitioners are able to provide medical assistance in dying without facing criminal consequences, so long as they comply with the federal legislation and all applicable provincial and territorial laws, rules and policies.

As time progresses, more and more questions are arising and the answers are still evolving.

• Is Canada meeting the needs of those requesting medical assistance in dying?

• Is the age of eligibility too high?

• What about mental illness?

Join in the discussion on September 27th, 2018 at the Pint with $5.50 pints and 20% food discount.

You don't have to read supporting materials to join in the fun...but if you want to brief up and learn more about Medical Assistance in Dying...click here.

*IPAC Vancouver operates on a cost-recovery basis for events. While we cannot refund tickets, we will transfer tickets to another person. Please contact (email) Laura.Aucoin@gmail.com for further information.