Alan Cassels – May 02, 2023 – Vancouver, British Columbia

Expert commentary on the regulatory requirements regarding pharmaceuticals sold in Canada, particularly around product monograph (an owners manual for a drug). Inquiry on why the Pfizer vaccine and other vaccines remain on the market.

Dr. Matthew Cockle – May 02, 2023 – Vancouver, British Columbia

Dr. Matthew Cockle describes the relationships between global pharma-backed research organizations and key individuals in the Canadian Institute of Health Research, as well as the increased wealth and power of global corporations due to the COVID-19 crisis.

Jennifer Curry – Apr 28, 2023 – Red Deer, Alberta

A professional who describes the adverse effects from each of the two Pfizer doses she received. She describes why she got the jab, the way she was addressed by medical professionals and the unfortunate diagnosis of MS.

Madison Lowe – Apr 27, 2023 – Red Deer, Alberta

Ms. Lowe, a software developer, relied on information from a Government of Canada Covid-19 vaccine website to make an informed decision about whether to get the Covid-19 vaccine. After experiencing an adverse event, she found that the information on the government’s website was incomplete and inaccurate. Madison stated, “when I make a decision, the unknowns, matter as much to me, as the known risks.”

Judy Soroka – Apr 26, 2023 – Red Deer, Alberta

Judy Soroka describes the lack of opportunities to treat or manage her chronic back pain during the COVID lockdowns, the general degeneration of her health, and loss of friends due to her choice to not get vaccinated. In 2009 a doctor gave Judy a new treatment for her back pain and she maintained it for years with exercise but she said all that stopped, "when the lockdowns happened, I could not go to the gym. I could not swim. And I began to have more pain."

Joseph Bourgault – Apr 20, 2023 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Joseph Bourgault is a longtime businessman with many years of experience in the management of his workforce. Previously injured by mercury poisoning that brought on chronic fatigue, Joseph had done his own research on natural health and healing when the conventional medical system was of no help with his condition. Armed with this knowledge, he immediately became alarmed when the COVID pandemic mandates were being forced on people with little to no public consultation or reason.

Ann McCormack – Apr 20, 2023 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Ann is a former pharmacist who questioned whether the vaccines were meeting the Alberta College of Pharmacist's requirements for a patient’s informed consent. She was fired from her job for not wearing a mask which led to her filing a complaint with the Alberta Human Rights Commission.

Robert Ivan Holloway – Apr 15, 2023 – Winnipeg, Manitoba

A lawyer who noticed many discrepancies during the COVID pandemic tells his story about his involvement with freedom protests and how he feels about Canada today.

Linda Adshade – Mar 18, 2023 – Truro, Nova Scotia

Linda Adshade worked with public health in Nova Scotia notifying people of their negative PCR test results. She received a spreadsheet of all test results for the province each morning and began to see big discrepancies in what was being reported as positive cases. She said, “they were off by hundreds. Not two or three, hundreds. I started thinking, okay this is crazy. They are lying to people”.

Janessa Blauvelt – Mar 18, 2023 – Truro, Nova Scotia

Janessa Blauvert has been working on upgrading her education since 2016, entering nursing in 2018. She graduated with honors but was not able to complete her clinical placement due to the public health emergency. Janessa is still unable to work in her profession as she is not vaccinated.