I rarely go for Wente's click-bait. But I thought I'd check this article to see if she was still using the same kinds of come-on. Sure enough: "Is there any place for conscience in medicine? Currently, the technocratic answer is no. If the state says euthanasia is a right, then euthanasia there must be – and it must be provided everywhere, even by faith-based institutions and by groups that have pledged to care for the most vulnerable people in society."

Insuring that people are able to exercise a Charter right is not a technocratic issue.

As for Wente's claim that euthanasia must be provided everywhere including faith-based institutions, that is brazenly false. PUBLIC hospitals (regardless of whether a faith-based organization administers them) are obliged to offer assistance in dying, just as they are obliged to offer other lawful forms of medical care. However, facilities that are solely owned and operated by churches and private groups may set their own rules.