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Liberal MPs, Senators set to amend controversial assisted suicide bill

House leadership says there’s a ‘good chance’ amendments on C-14 will be accepted in the House, and Senators say they are prioritizing getting this legislation right, however long it takes.

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BY RACHEL AIELLO
May 9, 2016

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Liberal MPs, Senators set to amend controversial assisted suicide bill

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