BC resident who refused to get vaccinated when the mandates were implemented, due to a prior health issue. He was subsequently placed on unpaid leave, a status that oddly remained in effect on his day of testimony over a year later. Darcy encountered the oft cited ostracization, exclusion, contempt, and criticism of those who decided to challenge the mainstream narrative and opt instead for informed consent.
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Michelle Ellert gives her testimony on being forced into vaccination to avoid losing her job and relates the adverse reactions that she and her 14 year old daughter experienced; she is still on disability leave to date. Michelle repeats her conversation with the emergency room doctor, “my heart is like pounding out of my chest. It’s running away from me.” And so they did some heart tests, and he came back and he said: “Well, you have anxiety. You’re fine. Just go home.”
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Lawyer James Kitchen presents his analysis on why the courts failed to uphold the individual's rights and also to explain the capture of professional regulatory boards in the country. "I don't care how many laws you have or how good they are on paper. They're useless without some sort of cultural morality about what is good and evil, and what is bad and what is right, and individual rights and how they should actually be respected".
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Cindy had been an employee of CN Rail for 9 years when her employer mandated covid vaccines. She requested an exemption from her union/employer to remain at work and not be vaccinated as she had recently recovered from COVID and felt she had natural immunity. Cindy’s employer did not recognize natural immunity, and she was held out of service for refusing to be vaccinated. Cindy was denied employment insurance and filed a complaint with the Canada Industrial Relations Board.
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In May of 2021, indoor church services were no longer permitted and outdoor gatherings were limited to five people. Rick and other like-minded people felt their constitutional rights were being violated.
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Patrick Allard, the owner of a renovation company in Winnipeg, was deemed essential early in the pandemic. He felt compelled to speak up for others who had not been so lucky and whose lives and livelihoods were impacted by the mandates and lockdowns.
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Tami Clarke’s spouse was severely vaccine injured and yet she had to get vaccinated in order to keep her job. When asked how that made her feel, she replied, “Horrible. I feel like there is no trust. I feel like there is a broken system and I am just a number. I don’t feel like there is a human side of things and there was an agenda and it was just the agenda and not me”.
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