Having lost its 10-bed hospice due to B.C. government regulations, the Delta Hospice Society (DHS) will soon face what it expects to be a fierce confrontation at its annual general meeting as it attempts to adopt an explicit anti-euthanasia stance on its way to building a new private facility. “This AGM is the ultimate showdown between our members for control of the Delta Hospice Society,” DHS president Angelina Ireland told The Epoch Times. “We have the pro-life, pro-palliative care side versus the death squad. These are the woke pack who feel entitled to rip apart a 50-year medical discipline of palliative care orthodoxy ’cause it’s more trendy to be able to kill vulnerable people in their sick beds.” Provincial regulations mandated the non-profit society’s hospice in Ladner, a Vancouver suburb, to provide medical assistance in dying (MAiD) on-site back in 2019, to comply with B.C.’s MAiD policy. But the DHS …