A poll conducted by the Angus Reid Institute reveals that a significant majority of Canadians, 56%, are unaware of the upcoming expansion of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) for mental illness, which is scheduled to take effect in March 2027. The survey, which included 1,803 Canadian adults, found that only 37% had been following the issue. Among those aware of the expansion, support stands at 46%, while 44% oppose it. For those unaware, 42% support the measure, and 37% oppose it. The findings indicate a growing hesitation among Canadians regarding MAID eligibility as it expands beyond terminal conditions. While 77% support the original 2016 criteria, support drops to 53% for the 2021 expansion and is notably lower for mental illness as a sole condition, with only 43% in favor. Additionally, 74% believe that the government should provide adequate housing and care before offering MAID to individuals with disabilities. Political views significantly influence opinions, with Liberal and NDP voters showing more support compared to Conservative voters, 57% of whom oppose the expansion.