Ksenia Usenko – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Ksenia was a nurse for 15 years with the same company working in a rehabilitation unit. When the patients got their vaccines, she started seeing some trends and concerns among the patient population. In the majority of patients she noticed thrombocytopenia, which is a low platelet count (white blood cell responsible for coagulation). A few had rare blood clots that she had never seen before. Patient fully vaccinated that she witnessed that still ended up in ICU with COVID, then had a multitude of other problems.

Reverend Randy Banks – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Rev. Banks is a pastor in a small Midwestern Ontario rural church. A pastoral caregiver which includes hospital visitation, long-term care visitation, and home visits for people who are housebound. He explains how difficult it was to do his job during the pandemic and the poor service he felt he was giving, especially when he was ministering dying people.

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.

Dr. Chris Milburn – March 16, 2023 – Truro, Nova Scotia

Dr. Chris Milburn is a family and ER physician who has been working in Nova Scotia for 20 years. He and his wife Julie Curwin, a psychiatrist, started the FreeSpeechInMedicine.com initiative as a response to censorship and groupthink that started before COVID but were greatly intensified during the COVID response. Dr. Milburn testifies on his experience through the pandemic response in Nova Scotia, and the events following an appearance as a guest on CBC Radio, where he expressed his views on Covid-19 policies.