Is Canada saving money by killing its poor?

Is Canada saving money by killing its poor? The shocking numbers behind their MAID program.

In a raw and emotional testimony, Kelsi Sheren unveils the horrifying economic and moral reality behind Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program. This isn't about compassion; it's about a systemic failure being monetized.

The Staggering Numbers:

- In 2021, the healthcare system saw a gross reduction of $109.2 million.

- MAID alone accounted for $86.9 million in "savings" by replacing palliative care with death.

- The number of MAID deaths is exploding: 10,500 in 2021, to 13,000 in 2022, with a 30% increase since.

This is not a coincidence. It is a chilling solution to a crumbling system.

The Perfect Storm of Despair:
Why the spike? Look no further than the crises plaguing the most vulnerable.

- A catastrophic housing & cost-of-living crisis.

- A younger generation unable to afford their own lives, let alone $8,000-$10,000/month care for their elders.

- A government importing millions without the infrastructure to support them, creating a sense of displacement among citizens.

The result? A message of hopelessness is being sent to the youth. Group homes report "huge swaths" of individuals being convinced that death is the only answer, romanticized by media portrayals of a peaceful passing.

The Harrowing Reality:
But the reality is anything but peaceful. Sheren reveals the brutal, unspoken truth of a MAID death: it is not "bubbles on a beach." It is described as a terrifying, agonizing process akin to waterboarding. A fate so horrific, she states it would be easier to "jump in the ocean" than to die by MAID.

The Lie is the Crime:
The government lies. Officials lied about it being "one veteran" when multiple veterans have been offered MAID. They lie about the empathy behind it.

The demand is simple: STOP LYING.
If the goal is to kill vulnerable people to save money, just say it. Admit that citizens are being sacrificed to balance the books of a sold-out nation.

A Call to Witness:
Kelsi Sheren is a voice screaming into the void, acknowledging those who carved a path for these truths to be heard. She is the breacher, kicking in the door and taking the heat so others can follow.

A nation is killing its own. It is telling its youth there is no future. The sick and poor are facing a terrifying death.

This is not the Canada so many imagined. It is a nation failing its people, and the silence is complicity.