Record · 76,000+
01 · Cumulative
2016–2024 provisions
Health Canada annual reports. Double-digit growth year over year. 16,499 provisions in 2024 alone.
MAID numbers → Accountability →ACT V · Rome Statute Articles 6(b)/(c)
Coercion of the vulnerable.
More than 76,000 Canadians have died under MAID since 2016. Coercion need not involve a gun: a state that offers death to the disabled but withholds housing, that offers death to veterans but delays treatment, that offers death to the chronically ill but cannot fund palliative care — that state has coerced the marginalized into a body count.
Walk the close.
Cumulative volume, coroner voluntariness, Foley on coercion by policy, Track 2 growth, doctrine close.
Seventy-six thousand. The pattern is not random.
Record · 76,000+
Film · Voluntariness
02 · MDRC
Coercion and undue influence
Committee reviewed social context of requests — family pressure, no alternative care, financial inability — concerns about voluntariness under the statute.
Ontario MAID page →
Record · Track 2
03 · 4.7% → growing
Track 2 share rising
The cohort whose death is not reasonably foreseeable grows every year since C-7 — people the 2016 law excluded, on the federal provision series. No composite attrition graphic.
MAID series → ACT IV conditions →
Film · What now
04 · Close
Read. File. Write. Forward.
Article 15 communications have been filed. Section 504 informations, MPs, and the public record remain open paths.
Argument sources → Elements →Five acts, one doctrine.
Acts I–V together frame Article 6: intent (I), killing (II), harm (III), conditions (IV), coercion (V). This is a legal reading of the public record — not a court verdict. Check every citation.
The record behind the five acts.
Walk the argument again.
Primary records on this file.
76,000+ MAID deaths. Coercion by policy: death offered, care withheld. Five-act Article 6 close. Cinema walkthrough with primary sources.