COVID Vaccine Inquiry Has Opened Door to Public Discussion of Injuries, MP Says

The inquiry hearing from Canadians injured by COVID-19 vaccines has broken the silence on the issue, according to its chairman, Conservative MP Dean Allison. Allison stated that while the inquiry may be ending, the work is not, with more questions to be asked and more work to do. The inquiry heard testimony about the impact of vaccine injuries on lives and the deaths of loved ones.

• The inquiry hearing from Canadians injured by COVID-19 vaccines has “shattered the ceiling on silence.”
• Conservative MP Dean Allison, the inquiry’s chairman, stated that the work is not finished and more questions need to be asked.
• The inquiry heard testimony from Canadians about vaccine injuries and from family members discussing the deaths of loved ones.