Kelsi Sheren

Canadians should be terrified.

By Kelsi Sheren

What if I told you that the Canadian government is quietly funding death? Most people who read this Substack wouldn’t be shocked, but this new information is wild.

I’m not talking metaphorically. Not symbolically. Literally.

While every Canadian struggles to access the most basic needs of a family doctors, mental health care, and basic treatments, Health Canada is now funnelling taxpayer dollars into a project designed to normalize death, killing and getting rid of the burdens and almost nobody is screaming about talking about it. Everyone is too focused on conflicts that Canada should never have been involved in, while your distracted. Health Canada is quietly eroding the system meant to support Canadians in their weakest moments. They opened a door to the dark predators of the world. Those who prey on the weak, and personally I’m done sugar coating it for everyone.

Health Canada is building a EUGENICS FULLED MACHINE EXPANDING AND EXPLODING by the SECOND WHILE YOU’RE ALL screaming genocide and jews control the world, distracted and unaware as your own country and North American’s fall victim to the pro death cults.

WAKE THE HELL UP.

The Canadian Association of MAiD Assessors and Providers (CAMAP), the group training doctors to administer Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), has just launched the Canadian Journal of MAiD.

And the journal? Funded by Health Canada.

A government-backed academic platform, built to influence doctors, shape policy, and shift cultural attitudes about death itself.

And if you think this is just about patient dignity, think again. Canadian Blood Services the organization managing our blood, plasma, stem cells, organs, and tissues is sponsoring MAiD related conferences.

Assisted death, government money, and organ procurement —Are you seeing it yet?

It’s all connected.

If that doesn’t make you pause, it should. Don’t look away.

MAiD was introduced as an extraordinary, last-resort measure an option reserved for the most extreme cases of suffering. But that framing is being rewritten, over and over eroding any pathetic attempt at safeguards. What was “once exceptional” is being repositioned as ordinary, even preferable.

When Health Canada funds a journal dedicated to MAiD, it isn’t neutral research. It’s a cultural project, a legitimate pay op. It builds an academic foundation designed to normalize assisted dying not as a tragic necessity, but as a legitimate, mainstream part of healthcare.

Can you imagine attempting to justify killing someone before their natural death?

This is how cultural shifts happen. They don’t arrive with warning sirens. They unfold slowly, methodically, step by step. Let me show you how.

Journals shape the framing.

Policy aligns with the framing.

Medical education adopts the policy.

Doctors are trained accordingly.

Beliefs shift — almost without anyone noticing.

Before long, death is marketed as dignity.

Life stops being the default.

CAMAP isn’t a neutral player. It is the driving force behind the expansion of MAiD in Canada.

It trains physicians, develops guidelines, runs conferences, and produces the materials that frame assisted dying as an accepted standard of care. They are the one’s who told the NIH to add a paralytic…….Take a look at my interview with Jordan B Peterson to understand how sinister and dark this is.

Now, with the launch of the Canadian Journal of MAiD, CAMAP gains control over the research pipeline itself. That means it decides which studies are amplified, which voices are silenced, and what “evidence” shapes the conversation.

This isn’t open debate. It’s curated consent — the illusion of choice while steering Canadians toward one conclusion: assisted death is acceptable, normal, and even expected.

And when Health Canada bankrolls CAMAP’s influence, it isn’t just informing Canadians. It’s teaching us what to believe.

This is eugenics in sheep’s clothing. Period. Look at what’s already happening.

Veterans are being offered MAiD instead of treatment.

People with disabilities are being told death is an “option” when supports are unavailable.

The poor and mentally ill are being steered toward assisted death because their suffering is “too expensive” to address.

That’s not dignity. It’s cost-saving through death.

And now, add this: Canadian Blood Services — the organization responsible for managing Canada’s organs, tissues, plasma, and blood — is sponsoring CAMAP’s conferences.

Government funding. Physician training. Organ procurement.

All deeply entangled.

At minimum, this creates an optics nightmare. At worst, it raises disturbing questions about how policy-driven death aligns with supply-driven organ collection.

My next question is so where is all of Canadians consent in all of this? True informed consent demands full transparency — every motive, every incentive, every risk laid bare.

But can we really claim Canadians are making free, informed choices when Health Canada funds pro-MAiD research and education, when CAMAP writes the ethical guidelines for doctors, and Organ collection networks are financially aligned with MAiD expansion?

This isn’t informed consent. It’s manufactured consent.

This isn’t about one journal or one organization. This is about a systemic shift, Health Canada funds the journal pushing assisted dying deeper into our healthcare culture. CAMAP writes the rules, trains physicians, and controls the narrative. Canadian Blood Services sponsors MAiD-related events while managing organs and tissues. Vulnerable Canadians are already reporting feeling pressured to choose MAiD because real alternatives aren’t offered.

This isn’t healthcare.

This is policy-driven death dressed up as compassion.

When government funding, medical training, and organ procurement are all tied to the same agenda, this stops being about personal choice.

This is about control.

This is about shaping how Canadians think about life and death — and quietly steering us toward outcomes that benefit systems and institutions, not patients.

If Health Canada, CAMAP, and Canadian Blood Services are aligned in promoting MAiD, we have to ask:

Are Canadians truly choosing assisted death; the answer is no. We being guided toward it.

Because once this cultural shift takes root, reversing it will be nearly impossible. This isn’t about politics. It’s about ethics. It’s about trust. It’s about whether we value life, autonomy, and dignity or whether we’re willing to trade them for convenience and cost efficiency.

Canadians deserve transparency. We deserve informed consent. And we deserve a healthcare system that protects life first, or any health care at all.

Because when death becomes policy, the real question is simple.

Who protects life?

Not CAMAP, Health Canada or Canadian Blood Services that’s for damn sure.

This appeared on Kelsi Sheren’s substack and reposted with permission.