In 2009, the Supreme Court of Canada ruling in "A.C. v. Manitoba" found that children "may" make life and death decisions about their medical treatment; this annulled laws restricting capacity determinations to those aged 16 and older.
It annulled laws restricting capacity determinations to those aged 16 and older. In 2009, the Supreme Court of Canada ruling in "A.C. v. Manitoba" found that children "may" make life and death decisions about their medical treatment.
In 2009, the Supreme Court of Canada ruling in "A.C. v. Manitoba" found that children "may" make life and death decisions about their medical treatment. It annulled laws restricting capacity determinations to those aged 16 and older.
In 2009, the Supreme Court of Canada ruling in "A.C. v. Manitoba" found that children "may" make life and death decisions about their medical treatment. It annulled laws restricting capacity determinations to those aged 16 and older.