Cory Andrew Labrecque, PhD, is Professor of Bioethics and Theological Ethics, and the inaugural Chair of Educational Leadership in the Ethics of Life at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies at Université Laval in Quebec City, where he is Vice-Dean and Director of Graduate Studies in Theology. Cory earned a BSc in Anatomy and Cell Biology, an MA in Bioethics and Religious Studies, and a PhD in Religious Ethics at McGill University. Cory’s teaching and research explore how the Abrahamic religions—with a focus on the Roman Catholic tradition—approach ethical issues in medicine (especially at the end of life), biotechnology, and the environment. He is a corresponding member of the Pontifical Academy for Life (which counsels the Vatican on ethical issues in medicine, biotechnology, and the environment), president-elect of the Canadian Bioethics Society, and vice-president of the National Committee for Ethics and Ageing (Quebec). For many years, Cory has been teaching the required ethics courses for the Doctorat en médecine dentaire program at Université Laval.