Canada’s Euthanasia Program Has Now Killed More Canadians Than the Nazis

Everywhere and always, when socialists take power, the result is coercion, misery, and death. Even in supposedly "nice" countries.

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by Alexander Muse
April 2, 2026

Canada has now recorded roughly 100,000 deaths under its Medical Assistance in Dying program. That number deserves to be stated plainly because its scale is extraordinary. During World War II, Canadians fought in Europe to defeat Nazi Germany. Yet the Nazi regime killed only half as many Canadians as the Canadian government has now terminated.

What began as a narrowly framed medical policy has grown into one of the largest state‑run euthanasia programs in modern history. 100,000 dead is twice the deaths from the atomic bombing at Nagasaki, in a country with barely more than 10 percent of America’s population. And the death toll is growing fast.

Historians estimate that roughly 200,000 disabled and mentally ill Germans were killed under the Nazi euthanasia system known as Aktion T4 and its successor programs. Canada, having already reached about 100,000 deaths, is now halfway to th…