Conservative MP Announces Inquiry Into COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries
Conservative MP Dean Allison says an inquiry focused on Canadians who say they were injured by COVID-19 vaccines is scheduled for September and will be broadcast live from Parliament Hill. “My position is simple: compassion for those who suffered from COVID-19 and compassion for those who were injured following the vaccination, and a commitment to transparency, accountability, and giving people a chance to share their stories and to be heard,” Allison told reporters in Ottawa on June 4. The Allison Inquiry website describes the initiative as a non-partisan inquiry that will hear from Canadians who reported injuries related to COVID-19 vaccines. The hearings are scheduled to be broadcast live from Sept. 8 to Sept. 11. The inquiry may also hear from experts to give context on the issue, but it will not make findings of fact or reach any final conclusions, according to the website....
Conservative MP Announces Inquiry Into COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries Conservative MP Dean Allison announced an inquiry focused on Canadians who claim to have been injured by COVID-19 vaccines, scheduled for September and to be broadcast live from Parliament Hill. The Allison Inquiry website states it is a non-partisan initiative that will allow individuals to share their experiences and may involve experts for context. However, the inquiry will not make findings of fact or reach conclusions.
- An inquiry into alleged COVID-19 vaccine injuries will take place from September 8-11.
- The inquiry will be broadcast live from Parliament Hill.
- The initiative is described as non-partisan and aims to allow Canadians to share their stories.
- Experts may be invited to provide context, but the inquiry will not make findings or conclusions.
- Conservative MP Dean Allison is spearheading the inquiry, citing compassion and transparency as motivations.
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