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Harper says government will consult 'widely' on assisted dying

Opposition parties are questioning how Stephen Harper's government will respond to a Supreme Court ruling in favour of doctor-assisted dying. The prime minister says Canadians will be consulted on what he calls a "divisive" issue.

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