A Covid vaccine victim who lost the use of her hands after receiving a jab was refused compensation because she was not deemed disabled enough.
Marie-Claire Hoyle volunteered to take part in the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine trial in 2020 but just two weeks after her second jab, she developed a debilitating neurological condition.
The 44-year-old NHS nurse was diagnosed with transverse myelitis which caused agonising inflammation of the spine and left her unable to use her hands.
Some moments in Canadian politics don’t need satire. You simply describe what the government is doing and let the absurdity speak for itself.
LNG Canada has announced a $33-billion Phase 2 expansion of its massive natural gas liquefaction plant at Kitimat, BC. This is exactly the kind of project Canada desperately needs: private investment, Canadian natural gas, thousands of construction jobs, and another major export route to Asia. The expansion will double LNG production from roughly 14 million to 28 million tonnes annually. That part should be celebrated.
Then we get to the steel.
After an eight-month cyber hunt, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. found Anthony Fauci’s private diary on HHS servers. Sen. Rand Paul has released all 1,100-plus pages of it. And that Fauci diary — paired with my own memoir of the pandemic — provides some of the very best evidence for the case that makes up the title of my new book: Why Fauci MUST Rot in Prison.
The four questions I ask are the same that would be asked of any chief executive who financed a dangerous experiment overseas, learned that a catastrophe killing millions might trace back to it, and then helped construct a public story pointing anywhere but back at himself: What did Fauci know? When did he know it? What did he do next? And who died because of it?
When Prime Minister Mark Carney stood in Beijing in January and said Canada’s new “strategic partnership” with China set both countries up for a “new world order,” it marked a striking reversal. Less than a year earlier, on the election campaign trail, Carney had named China as Canada’s biggest security threat. And a year before the trip, the Hogue Commission’s report on foreign interference concluded that China is the most persistent and sophisticated foreign interference threat to Canada’s democratic institutions and elections.
I spent a lot of time in New York City’s Chinatown when I was younger and one of the things I noticed was seasonal masking. Long before Fauci, COVID or anything like that was on the horizon, quite a few people would take to wearing masks over the fall. That strange exotic custom got transplanted to these shores in the COVID era and for a portion of the population, they never went away.
After watching Anthony Fauci invoke the Fifth Amendment before Congress over 100 times in July, you may have thought he was afraid to speak publicly about his actions during the Covid pandemic. Well, you were completely wrong. It turns out that Fauci, the former long-running head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), is quite willing to talk about what he did – provided it is the right forum and he can shape the message to his liking.
CALGARY — A former CTV foreign correspondent has accused Canada’s largest media organizations of acting as government propagandists during the COVID-19 pandemic and suppressing criticism of vaccine mandates.
According to Blacklock’s Reporter, Rodney Palmer told a public hearing that media organizations dependent on federal subsidies or government-issued broadcast licences helped silence dissent by dismissing critics as anti-vaxxers, conspiracy theorists and sources of misinformation.
Conservative MPs became emotional during a public hearing as Canadians described deaths and serious health problems they attributed to COVID-19 vaccines, including the case of a longtime parliamentary aide who qualified for federal vaccine injury compensation before his death.
“I don’t think we have properly acknowledged the harm that was done to many people,” Conservative MP Blaine Calkins, who represents Ponoka-Didsbury, Alta., said at the hearing.
OTTAWA — Patricia Leidl arrived in Ottawa this week eager to tell a painful story about her reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine that even some of her own friends have questioned.
After an uneventful first shot against the COVID virus, Leidl received a second dose of vaccine on June 10, 2021, just days before she was planning to head off to Vienna for a new job she couldn’t wait to start.
The Allison Inquiry, which runs Sept. 8 to 11, will hear from roughly 50 Canadians injured by the vaccines. They will testify under oath about their experiences so their accounts become part of the public record.
h/t patthedog
For six years, there was no accountability for Covid. How did the pandemic happen? Why was the response so economically, socially, and medically destructive? No one, it seemed, would be held accountable. Then, from near the top of the public-health establishment came a guilty plea. And Anthony “Tony” Fauci himself — the former national virus guru likely most responsible for Covid and the worst of the response — has established a defense fund to fend off legal threats.
A British zoologist involved in risky bat coronavirus experiments in Wuhan is accused of plotting with a senior US health official to shut down the theory that Covid-19 leaked from a lab.
Dr Peter Daszak, the former president of EcoHealth Alliance, sent bottles of wine to David Morens, thanking him for his “behind the scenes shenanigans” and promising further gifts, such as dinners at Michelin-starred restaurants, US court documents state.
A veteran detective with the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is being demoted for two years for discreditable conduct after a disciplinary tribunal found her guilty of invading the privacy of families by inappropriately accessing the files of dead children and asking one parent about a mother’s vaccination status.
Const. Helen Grus was suspended in 2022 over allegations that she had engaged in “an unauthorized project” by accessing case files to which she wasn’t assigned.
A former adviser to infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci pleaded guilty on Tuesday to conspiring to evade public records laws and conceal government documents related to grant research funding and the Covid-19 pandemic.
David Morens, who had worked under Fauci as a senior official at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases during the pandemic, entered his plea, to a conspiracy charge during a hearing in federal court in Greenbelt, Maryland.
🚨Canada's former Minister of Public Safety is on camera calling the COVID agenda "a cover-up of mammoth proportions."
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