A chiropractor for 26 years, Dr. Curtis Wall tells about the negative impact from Alberta Health Services due to his decision to not wear a mask during the pandemic. As someone who normally has a retiring personality, Dr. Wall revealed that his governing college labeled his lack of cooperation as, “one of the words they used was that I was “ungovernable.” They indicated that I had a constant theme of challenging authority and what they deemed to be proper government mandates and policies.”
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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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Pierre is a father of two boys and actively volunteered at their school. Pierre spoke out against the mask mandates in school and pointed out that the public health orders did not apply to public schools. The younger son experienced damage to his vocal cords due to having to yell louder through a mask, this was confirmed by a speech pathologist and an ENT specialist. Despite this, he was advised that the child should speak quieter and no mask exemption was given.
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Jason Kurz worked as Team Leader in the nuclear industry for Ontario Power Generation (OPG). Hired before the pandemic began, he refused to mask, get vaccinated or do testing as none of those were a condition of employment. He has now been fired and cancelled from his profession.
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Ms. Petite is a corrections officer that has a disability which makes her unable to wear a mask, due to a car accident in 2018 which disabled her. She suffers from PTSD from the accident and has been in trauma therapy for five years as a result. She was given a medical exemption from masking.
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