Babita Rana, a computer programmer whose jobs shifted to remote work during the pandemic, was put on notice without pay for not complying with the university’s vaccine mandate. Her religious exemption was not considered and appeals were unsuccessful. Babita said, “I tried to express to them that this is something that I’m very passionate about. Who are they to judge my beliefs? I couldn’t understand it. It made me very frustrated, very angry.”
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Colin Murphy – Apr 26, 2023 – Red Deer, Alberta
Colin Murphy’s business was active countrywide and required months of preparation and planning to stage big sporting and music events. When the COVID shutdowns happened, inspite of the government providing 75% of the wages, Colin said, “if you have no revenue, you can’t cover anything.” Staff disappeared while the company shut down and people stopped talking to each other. Colin said, “they don’t share the stories in one unit, one big group. And because they don’t share in one big group, they can’t connect the dots.”
Read moreLeigh Vossen – Apr 15, 2023 – Winnipeg, Manitoba
A former university student takes action and fights back against COVID hypocrisy and coercion forming a nationwide group, Students Against Mandates (SAM).
Read moreSteven Kiedyk – Apr 15, 2023 – Winnipeg, Manitoba
Steven Kiedyk, aged thirty-seven, works as a land surveyor, a profession that requires a degree of physical activity. Mr. Kiedyk was an active gym attendee and completed a marathon in 2019. Mr. Kiedyk was adamant that he did not want to take the COVID vaccine, however increasing pressure from society restrictions and harassment resulted in him getting the Pfizer vaccine in July 2021. In October 2021, during a game of basketball, Mr. Kiedyk collapsed and lost consciousness.
Read moreCarley Walterson-Dupuis – Apr 14, 2023 – Winnipeg, Manitoba
Carley Walterson-Dupuis is a young vaccine injured mother. She only took the Moderna shot so she could attend her kids sporting events. Carley suffered many different symptoms from stomach problems to vertigo and still has ongoing daily dizziness. A cardiologist diagnosed Carley with autonomic nervous system disorder. He wrote in her chart that it was from the vaccine.
Read moreDon Woodstock – Apr 14, 2023 – Winnipeg, Manitoba
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".
Read moreDan Hartman – Apr 01, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario
Dan Hartman’s son Sean was an avid hockey player and was required to be vaccinated to keep playing the game he loved. Four days after receiving his shot he went to hospital with an adverse reaction. Sean passed away at 17 years old. His dad is seeking justice for his son.
Read moreDr. Eric Payne – Apr 01, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario
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.
Read moreDr. 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.
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