I'm with @SMRavens - tired. How long have the powers that really shouldn't be been trying to kill us? Here is a consultant's report on the cost savings to the Gov't of Canada if more people choose MAiD - especially the ones that cost more than they pay in taxes. I'd like to go back to sleep now. (not by MAiD though)

Government Economics of Expanding Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying to Vulnerable Populations and the Ethical Implications of Allowing the State to Control Death
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00302228251323299
Some low lights:
-Riley and Sarbey suggest that one potential benefit of MAiD could be the reduction in overall healthcare costs, leading to improvements in the health system.
-With Law C-7, which allows non-terminally ill patients to use MAiD, it could result in an additional 1164 MAiD-related deaths, yielding $62 million in additional cost savings and an overall savings of approximately $149 million.
-the Royal Dutch Medical Association had proposed that simply being over 70 and weary of life could be seen as a legitimate basis for requesting euthanasia
-(to save $) An alternative approach could involve hiring government-funded professional dying assistants (killers). The lowest-cost hitmen that could be out sourced (OS) can provide the same function for as little as 150 Euros (Rios, 2010), which translates to approximately CAD $227.
-Retired Elderly Among the retired elderly population, approximately 9,687,649 individuals may seek MAiD as an option to address age-related health and quality of life concerns (by 2047).