Dr. Misha Susoeff, a dentist for seventeen years, tells of his professional experiences during the COVID pandemic and of his personal views regarding the reactions of his profession, "I’m really sad. I’m really angry; I don’t recognize my profession, the medical profession. I think we’ve been let down. The concept of informed consent is beaten into our heads throughout our training. And I’ve spent maybe six years as a clinical professor, assistant clinical professor, at the University of Alberta, and I’ve trained students. And it’s not optional. It’s not an optional concept,"
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Christopher Scott is the owner of the Whistle Stop Cafe in Mirror, Alberta. When he took a stand against the ongoing measures implemented by the provincial government during COVID, Chris became a target for law enforcement and the government agencies. Chris stated, "I decided that I was going to exercise my constitutionally protected Charter right to protest. And I opened my restaurant in protest of government policies that were not aligned with what our rights as Canadians are.
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In this very important testimony retired Lt Colonel Redman, a former officer in the Canadian Armed Forces with a 27 year career in command appointments, and experience working with all levels of government developing emergency management procedures, chronicles the deliberate disregard of a long established plan for government to manage and mitigate a pandemic. He provides important context as to how the government's emergency pandemic procedures, already in-place and well-established, were completely disregarded during the COVID-19 crisis.
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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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Dr. Chan gives outstanding testimony of his journey through COVID with various patients and describes the pushback he received after reporting harms from shots. One of Dr. Chan's patients was the 14 year-old boy with a terminal brain tumor, cited by Deena Hinshaw as Alberta's first death from COVID-19 in a young person. This was untrue as determined by the coroner. Dr. Chan reported, "So I followed the advice of the Medical Examiner’s office to leave COVID out of the diagnosis. So then, lo and behold, within a week, his name and his case is announced on the news."
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Mandy Geml and her family suffered unspeakable hatred and segregation for not being vaccinated, which caused incredible anxiety and fear. Mandy's daughter was in grade 8 and she was called a murderer by her teacher who claimed to not be pointing out her vaccination status but was preventing her from participating in everything the class was doing. As Mandy said, "she’s being removed from everything that she’s in, so how is that not?"
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The owner of a security company in Manitoba, Don Woodstock's business almost tripled in size during the pandemic but he says the level of fear felt by people he encountered was enormous. Don felt he had to get shots to enter people's homes. Don believes that we must adapt to the lies government tells us. He says, "I think we need to find a way to look beyond and don't get to the point where we hate our neighbour whether they are vaccinated or not".
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Mr. Tucker is an Economist who founded the Brownstone Institute which specializes in public health and economics. He has written several books, including one on the government’s response to COVID.
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