Allison Inquiry

Media Advisory: Member of Parliament to Announce Further Details Regarding the Inquiry into Covid-19 Vaccine Injured Canadians The Allison Inquiry has ignited a discussion about Covid-19 vaccine injuries within Canada and around the world. On November 5 at 10 a.m., MP Dean Allison will hold a press conference in Parliament’s Press Gallery. Updates on the Inquiry’s progress and the challenges it faces will be shared. Tune in at covidtestimony.com/live/ on Thursday, November 5, at 10 AM Eastern Time. @Shawnbuckleylaw @DeanAllisonMP

DR. GARY DAVIDSON: A REVIEW THAT RAISED SERIOUS QUESTIONS What did Alberta’s government-commissioned review of its Covid-19 pandemic response uncover? Dr. Gary Davidson, former Emergency Department Chief and chair of Alberta’s COVID-19 Pandemic Response Data Review, explains how the review was conducted, what it found, and the recommendations that followed. Among its recommendations were stronger informed-consent protections and an end to Covid-19 vaccination of healthy children. Dr. Davidson also discusses the recommendation to stop the shots and the personal professional consequences he says he faced after taking a public position on these findings, including losing his university post. These are important questions about evidence, informed consent, public policy, and accountability. Listen to Dr. Davidson explain the review and its recommendations. Watch his testimony: covidtestimony.com/witnesses… @Shawnbuckleylaw @DeanAllisonMP

“It’s all in your head.” “It’s anxiety.” “You need to see a psychiatrist.” For Canadians who reported serious health problems following Covid-19 vaccination, these are among the dismissive responses they say they encountered when seeking medical help. Some describe debilitating pain, vision loss, loss of mobility, and being labelled rather than listened to. Others speak of ridicule, abandonment, and a devastating loss of trust in a healthcare system they once relied upon. The Allison Inquiry gave Canadians an opportunity to share these deeply personal experiences and have their voices heard. All witness testimony is available at: covidtestimony.com/witnesses…

“87% AND 76% INCREASES” — WHAT DID ONTARIO’S DATA SHOW? During her second appearance at the Allison Inquiry on September 11, 2026, independent research analyst Deanna McLeod examined Ontario health data and challenged the characterization of Covid-19 vaccine-associated myocarditis as “rare and transient.” In this clip, McLeod presents data showing increases of 87% and 76% in reported myocarditis-related event rates across two diagnostic groupings, comparing 2021 figures with historical trends from 2015–2019. She also reviews the timeline of vaccine authorization, emerging cardiac safety signals, and the studies used to assess myocarditis and pericarditis risks. Her presentation raises important questions about how safety signals were monitored, how emerging evidence was weighed against early clinical trial data, and whether post-market surveillance was sufficient to identify potential risks. When new safety signals emerge, how thoroughly are they investigated — and how transparently are the findings communicated to the public? Watch Deanna McLeod’s second appearance at the Allison Inquiry, recorded September 11, 2026. Watch the full testimony: covidtestimony.com/witnesses… @DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw

THE RULE: PROVE SAFETY BEFORE MARKET What evidence should be required before a medical product is brought to market — and what happens when important questions about safety remain unanswered? At her second appearance before the Allison Inquiry, Deanna McLeod, research analyst and founder of an independent medical evidence-review firm, continued presenting her analysis of Ontario health data obtained through freedom-of-information requests. Her presentation examined health-care data relating to Covid-19 cases by vaccination status, neurological and immune-related conditions, blood clots, myocarditis, and reproductive health. She also questioned the clinical trial evidence used to support the rollout and whether the regulatory framework provided sufficient scrutiny of potential risks. McLeod’s analysis raises important questions about how safety signals are identified, investigated, and communicated to the public. Population-level trends alone cannot establish that a vaccine caused a particular outcome, but they can inform further investigation and help identify questions that deserve rigorous examination. Public trust depends on transparency, sound evidence, and informed consent. These issues deserve open scrutiny, especially when public health decisions affect millions of people. Watch Deanna McLeod’s second appearance at the Allison Inquiry, recorded September 11, 2026. Watch the full testimony: covidtestimony.com/witnesses… #AllisonInquiry #DeannaMcLeod #Covid19 #InformedConsent #MedicalTransparency

A Final Text. A Sudden Death. And Questions That Deserve Answers. During the Allison Inquiry, journalist Rodney Palmer presented a deeply troubling account of Carol Pearce, who died while waiting after receiving a Covid-19 vaccine in Saskatoon. Video footage reportedly shows Carol walking into her daughter’s home and later leaving to get vaccinated. Text messages then capture what would be her final exchange with her daughter Stephanie: “Waiting the 15 minutes” followed by “LOL.” Her daughter replies, “Good job.” Carol’s final message is simply, “Thanks.” According to the account presented, Carol collapsed and died during the post-vaccination waiting period. The Ministry of Health stated at the time that the Coroner Service had determined she died of natural causes. The timing alone does not establish causation, but it raises questions that deserve to be examined with care and transparency. Why was this death attributed to natural causes? What investigation took place, and what information was shared with the family and public? These are serious questions when a death occurs so soon after vaccination. The Allison Inquiry is about listening to people, documenting their experiences, and ensuring difficult questions are not brushed aside. Carol’s story deserves to be remembered, and her family deserves compassion. Watch this clip from the Allison Inquiry and consider the testimony for yourself.

Thank you, Jason, for your coverage of the Allison Inquiry. You and the many other independent media voices played an important role in bringing these stories to the world and ensuring the voices of those who testified could be heard. We are deeply grateful for your work.

Thank you Carrie, for having the courage to come forward and testify at the Allison Inquiry. Courage is Contagious.

ALLISON INQUIRY: CLOSING STATEMENTS | A SMALL GROUP SET THE WORLD ON FIRE What can a small group of committed people accomplish when they refuse to give up? In this clip from the Allison Inquiry’s closing statements, Shawn Buckley and MP Dean Allison reflect on the effort behind bringing the Inquiry to life and creating an opportunity for Covid-19 vaccine-injured Canadians to share their experiences. What began with a small number of people willing to step forward became a national initiative dedicated to listening, documenting testimony, and ensuring these experiences were preserved in the public record. The Allison Inquiry was made possible by determination, sacrifice, and the contributions of people who believed these stories deserved to be heard. Their work demonstrates what can happen when ordinary Canadians come together around a shared purpose. A small group can make a difference far beyond its numbers. The work of listening, bearing witness, and ensuring these stories are not forgotten continues. Individual witness testimonies from the Allison Inquiry are now available at covidtestimony.com/witnesses… @DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw

ALLISON INQUIRY: LISA WATSON’S STORY Twelve days after receiving a single dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine, Lisa Watson’s life changed dramatically. The 60-year-old Prince Edward Island woman, who worked for the Canada Revenue Agency, describes developing left arm weakness and violent leg spasms, leading to a diagnosis of transverse myelitis and 10 weeks in hospital. Lisa shares her struggle with lost mobility, the challenges of learning to walk again with a walker, and her frustration after being refused a medical exemption. We are grateful to Lisa for sharing her experience. These stories deserve to be heard, documented, and treated with compassion. Watch Lisa’s full testimony: covidtestimony.com/witnesses… @DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw

WHERE IS THE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR CANADIANS INJURED AFTER COVID-19 VACCINATION? MP Lianne Rood of Middlesex—London and MP Dean Allison of Niagara West are pressing Liberal Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health Maggie Chi on the government’s failure to adequately compensate Canadians who were injured following Covid-19 vaccination. Canadians were urged — and, in many cases, pressured through government mandates — to get vaccinated. Yet those who suffered serious harm are still fighting for recognition, support, and compensation. If the government had the authority to pressure Canadians to get vaccinated, why has it failed to ensure meaningful support for those who were harmed? These Canadians deserve answers, not silence. They deserve accountability, not bureaucratic obstacles. TAKE ACTION: Contact your MP and demand that the federal government address the concerns of Canadians reporting vaccine injuries, improve access to medical support, and ensure a fair and transparent compensation process. Ask your MP to press the Minister of Health for a public response. Find your MP here: ourcommons.ca/members/en @DeanAllisonMP @Lianne_Rood @Shawnbuckleylaw @enqueteallison @maggiechidvn @MarjoriePLC

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