A Tajana Cekic video raises serious concerns about coercion and public spending. Its evidence does not establish a Canadian government plan for involuntary MAID—and its claim that children are currently eligible is wrong.
PBC preserves the Man in America Facebook Reel and separates Health Canada’s official 76,475 cumulative total through 2024 from the 100,000-by-April-2026 advocacy estimate.
Antonio Tweets X clip, full video, transcript, National Post article capture, Health Canada context and claim ledger on the dead donor rule.
PBC section · Medical assistance in dying
MAID Watch
Source trails on Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada: official statistics, legal history, disability-rights concerns, patient stories, activist claims and safeguards.
Editorial standard: Social posts are leads. Official records, court decisions, medical sources and direct documents are anchors. PBC labels advocacy language separately from verified facts.
Dr. K and the MAID 115 claim
PBC MAID Watch checks the Kelsie Sheren “Dr. K” Reel: public records point to Dr. Konia Trouton, but the 115-count still needs a primary source. The article uses records-wanted framing and does not repeat unsupported criminal labels as fact.