In this episode, we discuss how basic rights are guaranteed and evolved, specifically in the context of Bill C-7. Why did a Quebec court impose a deadline on federal Parliament? Is there such a thing as a right to die with dignity? And what are the trade-offs between elected and appointed powers when it comes to rights?
<a href="https://laitysquare.org/posts/whose-right-is-it-anyway/">Episode transcript</a>

In this episode, we discuss how basic rights are guaranteed and evolved, specifically in the context of Bill C-7. Why did a Quebec court impose a deadline on federal Parliament? Is there such a thing as a right to die with dignity? And what are the trade-offs between elected and appointed powers when it comes to rights? Episode transcript

In this episode, we discuss how basic rights are guaranteed and evolved, specifically in the context of Bill C-7. Why did a Quebec court impose a deadline on federal Parliament? Is there such a thing as a right to die with dignity? And what are the trade-offs between elected and appointed powers when it comes to rights?
<a href="https://laitysquare.org/posts/whose-right-is-it-anyway/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Episode transcript</a>

Whose Right Is It Anyway?

A podcast exploring the intersection of faith, culture and politics through the eyes of a lay Canadian Christian. New episodes every week (or two). Featured as a Top 50 Canadian Christian Podcast on Feedspot.

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