A parliamentary committee studying whether Canada should expand medical assistance in dying (MAiD) to people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness is expected to present its report to Parliament. The committee, made up of MPs and senators, has been tasked with assessing whether Canada is ready to extend eligibility in such cases. Multiple outlets report that the report is due to be delivered on the day of publication, with the findings expected to outline a recommended path forward. While the coverage focuses on the timing and purpose of the committee’s work, it consistently describes the central issue as eligibility for MAiD based solely on mental illness. The committee’s recommendations are expected to inform future parliamentary and policy decisions about how, or whether, MAiD should apply to individuals for whom mental illness is the only underlying medical condition. No final recommendations are described in the reports provided; the emphasis is on the upcoming submission of the committee’s findings to Parliament.