Jacques Robert – Apr 26, 2023 – Red Deer, Alberta

Jacques Robert gives his commentary on the negative impact he witnessed during COVID, both financial and within the family. The repercussions from the company he worked for, for not sharing personal medical information with his employer and particularly for choosing not to be vaccinated. Jacques stated, “it wasn’t just us, it was the entire family who lived and breathed within those buildings that were also affected. So I really felt that was important to share because I’m just one, but what they did, was to many.”

Mandy Geml – Apr 22, 2023 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

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?"

Steve Kirsch – Apr 20, 2023 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Steve Kirsch is an entrepreneur turned journalist andhas been drawing attention to the inconsistency and transparency issues with the Covid-19 pandemic data and messaging being presented to the public by government, health authorities, media and vaccine manufacturers. This particularly pertains to vaccine safety and effectiveness. He has challenged many of these institutions regarding these inconsistencies with the hopes of generating a discussion or debate, but without reply.

Michelle Kucher – Apr 14, 2023 – Winnipeg, Manitoba

Michelle Kucher believes that, despite her mother following all mandates and protocols including receiving vaccines, it was the isolation from friends and family that ultimately lead to her decline and death. Previously very socially active, her mom could not longer participate in her clubs or keep up her connections. Michelle reveals that although she is vaccinated and has had two additional boosters, she contracted COVID.

Tobias Tissen – Apr 13, 2023 – Winnipeg, Manitoba

Mr. Tissen was preaching and assisting at the Church of God in the Steinbach area, while attending to his father who was on home care, and who passed away in April 2020, during lockdowns. He talks of how the limits of people allowed in his congregation were cut initially to 50%, then to 25%, to 10%, then 10 individuals and even down to 5, and the effect of these limits.

Dr. Chong Wong – Apr 22, 2023 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

A family and integrative medicine physician Dr. Chong Wong, recounts some of his experiences dealing with patients who suffered from vaccine adverse events and mental illness due to stress and anxiety from vaccine mandates and lockdowns. Describing he interactions with family providers Dr. Wong said, “it’s so heart-wrenching to see full grown men in tears and so much stress because, as you know, men are the providers. And so proud of their work as providers. And here are these men that are just, like, broken. He also describes how these patient interactions affected his own health and wellbeing.

Dr. Wesley Mack – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Dr. Mack has been involved with three large churches and one a mega-church and is fairly involved nationally in the “church scene”. Prior to the pandemic they were usually filled to capacity. A church is a fellowship of believers that come together for a common cause – desire to learn, spiritual nourishment, community outreach. This plays a significant role in the communities they are developed in. Over two years Ontario had some of the harshest, longest lockdowns in the world, closing churches and forbidding Easter and Christmas worship.

Laura Jeffery – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Laura Jeffery is a 27-year licensed funeral director who details what she has seen in the embalming process of deceased individuals who have received the COVID-19 vaccine. She says that these are new findings in bodies since spring 2021 and has never been seen before in all her years in the industry.

Lynn Kofler – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Lynn is a nurse with 40 years experience. The last few years of her career were spent in a long term care home. She noted 34 deaths of the 55 patients in one year. This was unprecedented. She reports of the understaffed conditions prior to the pandemic.

Leanne Duke – Mar 30, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Ms. Duke is an office manager. She was her father’s primary caregiver. At the first lockdown in March 2020, she was advised that she could no longer come in and provide this care nor could no longer bring in his dog. She was not permitted to see him again until October 2020.