Kyrianna Reimer describes her experience opposing the COVID vaccine while attending college as a nursing student, and her experience being quarantined and fined when she refused to be tested for the virus when returning to Canada from Costa Rica. Kyrianna reveals hospital capacity reality while working in the hospital, “we were told that it was full capacity. In the wards where I was, a third to a half of the rooms had one bed removed. Usually it’s a double capacity room, so you’d have two beds within each room. And we had stacks of beds in the back where there had been one removed from the rooms.”
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Dean Beaudry, a 30 year engineer working for Syncrude as a risk assessment and mitigation manager, describes the failure of Canada’s healthcare leadership to follow essential risk management practices during the COVID crisis, as well as lack of accountability and competence of such leadership. Mr. Beaudry said, "when you’re making a decision, it has to be based on facts or well-corroborated opinions, and minimize the assumptions. I can’t see any evidence of that having occurred."
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The owner of two Dollar stores in southeast Saskatchewan, Louise Wilson explains how non-compliance in following mask mandates in her stores resulted in receipt of a $2,800 fine. Louise said, “personally, I knew right away the masks were useless. I’m very informed. I’ve done a lot of research over many years on health issues—and I knew this was ridiculous”. She challenged the fine in court and won.
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Mr.Friesen was an organizer of the Freedom Rally against government mandates and lockdowns. He and his wife contracted the COVID virus, and at the early stages they both started taking (he later realized was not enough for himself) Ivermectin and HCQ. He ended up being hospitalized. The first three days he was not given any medication other than antibiotics. They found multiple blood clots on his lungs. The Saskatchewan health care providers ended up having to transfer him to Ontario, despite being told that this was completely political and not medically prudent.
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Staff Sergeant Richard Abbott was suspended and forced-out of the Edmonton Police Service for attending the protests in Milk River and Coutts, Alberta on his personal time. He discusses how his police department crossed from addressing health concerns to coercion, bullying and demeaning the Edmonton police membership.
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Dr. Pardy’s testimony covers the dilemma of the “state” being based upon three different branches: legislature, the administration (executive) and the courts. He shows how officials have the discretion to decide the public good, and as their mandates included pushing vaccines and lockdowns, it was the assumption that this was for the public good
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