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.

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Brandon Pringle – Apr 15, 2023 – Winnipeg, Manitoba

Brandon Pringle relates the struggles his family endured as a result of the pandemic. He is a grocery store worker who was refused a mask exemption in spite of his years long suffering with migraines. Brandon and his wife missed seeing their first grandson for the first six months of his life, his church became divided and he experienced public shaming for his “Unvaxxed” choice.

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Dr. Gerald Bohemier – Apr 14, 2023 – Winnipeg, Manitoba

Dr. Gerald Bohemier was 72 and a retired chiropractor when the pandemic started. He has been involved in natural health issues for many years. Dr. Bohemier saw the fear in people about the virus and wanted to attend rallies to have people hear his voice allaying their fears.  He was ticketed many times, accumulating $12,000 in tickets. Dr. Bohemier and his wife were harassed at their home by thugs banging on their door while police watched from their cruiser.

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Greg Hill – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Mr. Hill gave a presentation on the impact of COVID on the aviation industry. He described the health standards and the incredible safety focus of airlines pre-COVID from a historical perspective, which culminated in the industry’s Safety Management System (SMS). He gave a high-level overview of that system and the attendant safety philosophy and regulations. Everything from over the counter cold medication to statements on Transport Canada’s website that read, for decades, “medical trials are not compatible with aviation certification”.

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Kimberly Snow – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Ms. Snow worked in a director- level position for TJX Canada overseeing the Workplace Services Department for their head office in Canada. Ms. Snow worked from home during the pandemic until late 2021. The corporate headquarters (in Boston) started considering vaccine mandates, and started surveying employees. A mandate was put in place in December 2021 stating that by February 28, 2022 all staff must be vaccinated, or they would be terminated. Ms. Snow was fired.

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Cindy Campbell – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Cindy Campbell is a Registered Nurse. During her testimony she explains how early pandemic policies were tied to sustaining hospital function. Now, ER departments are closing due to nursing and staff shortages. Quality of care is at risk for the patients and community. She explains how these policies are threatening healthcare.

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Thomas Marazzo – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Concerns Mr. Marazzo had made about vaccine passports and the negative effects of online-only study were posted to his fellow faculty members who took a stand together in unity against him. He was fired, despite his Union membership. Mr. Marazzo became involved in the Truckers Convoy in Ottawa that lasted 24 days; the goal to end all federal mandates. His bank accounts were frozen and his personal information was shared with banks globally.

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James Paquin – Mar 30, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Mr. Paquin runs an “all Canadian wine business” in Japan, and was there when COVID hit. His business endured logistics problems due to disruption in shipping, supply chains, increased cost and inflation measures. The Canadian COVID measures restricting travel robbed him from seeing family and friends since 2019.

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