Dear Editor,
Last week I heard that the Liberal Party will be whipping their members on the issue of euthanasia and assisted suicide when a government bill is voted on in the house.
I have serious concerns about this.
The members of Parliament should have the opportunity to vote their conscience. Members of Parliament should be able to have a free vote and not be told by the Liberal Party and Justin Trudeau how to vote.
I thought we lived in a democracy not a dictatorship.
Dean Clark, Langley
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