Terry O'Neill www.terryoneill.ca

06/11/2026

A powerful statement from Canadian bishops on the 10th anniversary of legalized euthanasia in the country. And I’m happy to see that they’ve referenced one of my recent stories in the BC Catholic.

Statement by the Standing Committee for Family and Life to the Catholic Faithful in Canada and All People of Good Will Voicing Concern and Calling for Prayers on the 10th Anniversary of Euthanasia and Assisted Su***de (“MAID”)

06/05/2026

The good folks at Brentwood Presbyterian have added a vocalist, the talented Rita Dickson, to the benefit concert they are holding for us on June 27. We hope to see you there!

05/20/2026

Lovely message!

In case you needed a reminder today: You are irreplaceable. Let's look out for one another. 🌿

05/15/2026

I’ve been busy writing about Canada’s MAiD controversy. Here’s a link to my latest piece:

And yet again, more of my work on MAiD in the B.C. Catholic. In this fourth part of our MAiD at 10 series examining the scale and impact o...

05/10/2026

Great column on a great candidate.

“The Anti-Eby”

Fact check: Correct ✅

05/02/2026

Another instalment in my continuing coverage of Canada’s MAiD crisis.

Read news, stories, & coverage of the people and communities in the Catholic Archdiocese of Vancouver.

04/25/2026

I've been doing a lot of reporting on the runaway euthanasia regime in Canada, and one of the issues I continually hear about from patients is how doctors and nurses so often raise the issue of MAiD. I personally think that only a patient should be allowed to raise the subject; a medical person raising the subject sends a strong, non-life-affirming message to a patient who, most likely, is already very vulnerable. The case I discuss in my latest story is yet another example of why it's wrong for a doctor or nurse to initiate the subject.

My latest reporting in the B.C. Catholic newspaper A Vancouver priest recovering from a hip fracture at Vancouver General Hospital says he...

04/14/2026

04/12/2026

“In the absence of this faith now, we govern by tenderness. It is a tenderness which, long cut off from the person of Christ, is wrapped in theory. When tenderness is detached from the source of tenderness, its logical outcome is terror. It ends in forced-labor camps and in the fumes of the gas chamber.” —Flannery O’Connor.
A challenging insight that may help explain the adverse outcomes of our governments’ harm-reduction programs and legalization of euthanasia.

06/13/2025

My latest bit of investigative reporting:

MAiD unit, forced onto St. Paul’s campus, now operational. And second is planned at new hospital A B.C.-government-ordered euthanasia facili...