Dean Allison Opens Four Days Of Vaccine Injury Testimony In Ottawa
A private nonprofit, not the government, organized the hearings, inviting MPs and senators from any party to sit as panelists and broadcasting live from September 8 to 11.
- Covid Testimony Association, a private nonprofit, runs the inquiry; no government commission called it.
- Witnesses describe vaccine reactions, lost jobs, family strain, and their dealings with Canada's Vaccine Injury Support Program.
- MPs and senators from any party may sit on the panel; only Dean Allison is named chair.
Why it matters: It took a private nonprofit, not a parliamentary order, to get lawmakers to hear these citizens at all.
Allison Inquiry official site (covidtestimony.com) ↗ · Sep 9, 20269/9/26