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Frustrated widow wants Liberals to expand assisted dying rules 2 years after landmark decision
Two years after a landmark ruling from the Supreme Court of Canada on doctor-assisted death, the widow of a man who travelled to Switzerland to end his life wants the government to ease the rules.
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