# Claim table — MAID certificate discrepancy post

| Claim / issue | Evidence preserved | PBC label |
|---|---|---|
| The Facebook post claims Kiano Vafaeian, age 26, died by MAID and says a B.C. certificate lists MAID. | Browser-visible Facebook capture and privacy-limited visual review of the displayed document. | Supported as a claim in the post; certificate image appears consistent with MAID appearing in cause-of-death field, but raw personal record is not republished. |
| The post says Ontario CPSO instructs clinicians not to put MAID/medications on the medical certificate of death. | CPSO Advice to the Profession page captured; exact wording found. | Supported. |
| Ontario’s guidance says underlying illness/disease/disability should be cause of death. | CPSO page says the illness, disease or disability leading to the MAID request is to be recorded as cause of death. | Supported. |
| The same death could be coded/certified differently by province. | CPSO guidance supports Ontario’s rule; B.C. visible document appears to show MAID in cause field. Need broader provincial policy comparison for all provinces. | Partly supported; records-wanted for complete national comparison. |
| National MAID numbers are therefore unreliable or “lies/corruption.” | Health Canada annual reporting exists and is fed by provincial/territorial and provider reports; certificate wording differences do not by themselves prove fraud. | Commentary/concern, not proven as corruption. |
| Individual allegations about doctor-shopping, pharmacy purchase and funeral-home death. | Visible Facebook post claims these; no independent record found in this pass. | Records wanted. |