Allison Inquiry

“IS COVID-19 STILL AN EMERGENCY IN NOVEMBER 2026?”

At the November 5 press conference, Allison Inquiry Lead Counsel Shawn Buckley raised serious questions about the continued use of Covid-19 vaccines in healthy children, teenagers, and adults.

He questioned whether Covid-19 still constitutes an emergency that justifies their use, and challenged why these products have continued to be exempted from the usual requirements to demonstrate safety and efficacy through Canada's regular drug approval process.

Shawn also referred to testimony from Senator Ron Johnson at the Allison Inquiry, including his account of Dr. Anthony Fauci's diary and the early understanding of who was most vulnerable to Covid-19.

He then turned to the role of Health Canada, explaining how changes to federal law continued to allow Covid-19 vaccines to be exempted from the usual safety and efficacy requirements.

These are important questions about public health policy, regulatory oversight, and accountability. Canadians deserve clear answers.

Watch Shawn Buckley's remarks from the November 5 press conference:
covidtestimony.com/live/

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“NOT ONE OF THEM WILL REMEMBER WHO I WAS BEFORE THIS VACCINE.”

Lisa Watson was 55 when she received her first and only Pfizer Covid-19 shot. Twelve days later, her left arm suddenly became weak. She soon lost the use of her hand, experienced violent leg spasms, and was diagnosed with transverse myelitis.

Lisa spent 10 weeks in hospital. She describes the frightening paradox of being able to feel everything on her paralyzed left side, while having no sensation on her right side. She had to learn to walk again and still relies on a walker.

Her request for an exemption from another Covid-19 shot was refused, despite her condition and her history of atrial fibrillation.

But perhaps the most heartbreaking part of her testimony is what she shared about her five young granddaughters:

“Not one of them will remember who I was before this vaccine.”

Her story speaks not only to the impact on her own life, but to the profound changes her entire family has experienced.

Watch Lisa Watson's testimony to the Allison Inquiry:
covidtestimony.com/witnesses/lisa…

“EVERY 30 SECONDS, FOR 7 HOURS.”

Michael Oesch is a longtime artist and filmmaker who once walked across Canada. Today, he lives in long-term care after losing the ability to walk following his fourth Covid-19 shot.

He describes a large spinal lesion, severe fatigue, and nightly spasms that have profoundly changed his life. He also shares his experience with the Vaccine Injury Support Program, which denied his claim, and explains what he says has helped him regain some movement.

Michael's story is a powerful reminder of the human experiences behind the testimony shared at the Allison Inquiry. These Canadians deserve to be heard, and their experiences deserve serious attention.

Watch Michael Oesch's testimony:
covidtestimony.com/witnesses/mich…

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ARE HEALTHY CANADIAN CHILDREN BEING USED AS GUINEA PIGS?

At the November 5 press conference, Allison Inquiry Lead Counsel Shawn Buckley challenged Health Canada and provincial health authorities to explain why healthy Canadian children are still receiving these Covid-19 injections when many other countries have stopped recommending them for healthy children and other healthy populations.

Mr. Buckley is calling for clear answers. If other countries have reviewed the evidence and changed their recommendations, why has Canada not done the same?

Canadian parents deserve transparency. They deserve to understand the risks and benefits, and they deserve answers from the authorities responsible for these decisions.

Watch Shawn Buckley's remarks from the November 5 press conference:
covidtestimony.com/live/

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“TRUST CANNOT SIMPLY BE DEMANDED. IT MUST BE EARNED.”

At the November 5 press conference, MP Dean Allison addressed the work of the Allison Inquiry and the testimony of Canadians who have come forward to share their experiences of injuries following Covid-19 vaccination.

He raised important questions about delayed access to public health records, the investigation of serious adverse events, support and compensation for the vaccine injured, and independent oversight of public health institutions.

Drawing on the lessons of Canada's tainted blood scandal, he reminded us that transparency and accountability matter—and that the consequences of ignoring warning signs can last for generations.

The Canadians who shared their stories deserve to be heard, and their questions deserve answers.

Watch MP Dean Allison's remarks:
covidtestimony.com/live/

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