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  • Vancouver Testimonies | National Citizens Ar

    Explore National Citizens Inquiry testimony from the Vancouver, British Columbia hearings, including National Citizens Archive preserves the sworn testimony of witnesses, full day video recordings of the hearings Vancouver, British Columbia Hearings Witness Testimony Archive May 2, 2023 – May 4, 2023 Day 1 : May involving church closures, religious freedom claims, vaccine mandate exemptions, and alleged systemic failure Historical and systemic concerns regarding vaccine safety testing, informed consent, liability protection

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    Dianne Spaulding Private Citizen Personal Experience Witness ID: NCI-W-080 Hearing Toronto Ontario Date She concluded by stating her desire “to be seen, to be heard, to be believed,” and called for truthful

  • NCI-R-04-Item-4-2 | National Citizens Ar

    Witnesses at the Vancouver NCI hearings provided harrowing testimony on the systemic failures that enable Carmel Pelly’s testimony offered a deeply personal and comprehensive critique of the systemic failures Foster Care System Failures The foster care system is another critical area where systemic weaknesses Failures in Addressing Emotional Needs Lack of Specialized Training Undertrained Staff: CPS staff and Despite being placed in systems designed to protect them, systemic failures often leave these children

  • NCI-R-04-Item-4-1-8 | National Citizens Ar

    Witnesses at the Vancouver NCI hearings highlighted concerns regarding the developmental limitations The hearings shed light on the pressures that students face in educational and societal settings. Witnesses at the Vancouver NCI hearings raised significant concerns about whether minors, particularly ill-prepared to process the complexities of medical decision-making and may internalize feelings of failure Summary of Key Issues The testimonies at the Vancouver NCI hearings collectively underscored several

  • NCI-R-04-Item-4-6-1 | National Citizens Ar

    During the NCI Vancouver Hearings, two definitions of parental alienation were presented: Warshak's Definition (c) threats to kill or cause bodily harm to any person; (d) harassment, including stalking; (e) the failure Failure to launch or extreme success (at a cost). Feeling of loss, trust issues. Government and Institutional Failures Canadian government agencies do not fund research into parental Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for

  • NCI-R-02-Item-7-1-5 | National Citizens Ar

    Undermining Democratic institutions Introduction The Commission heard evidence that Canada‘s democratic Testimony that Politicians Were Pressured to Not Dissent The Commission heard testimony from Stéphane Recommendations Informed Consent : Political parties should enshrine the principle of Informed Consent Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for

  • NCI-R-02-Item-7-5-9 | National Citizens Ar

    This doctrine is often referred to as “Patient–Doc–or Confidentiality.“ The Commission heard testimony (Vancouver: May 4, 2023) Natasha Gonek She presented her findings on regulatory failures. (Saskatoon: April 21, 2023) James Kitchen A lawyer, he spoke about the courts’ failure to uphold individual (Truro: March 18, 2023) David Leis He spoke about government overreach and the failure of our institutions Steps are required to make sure that these overall institutional failures are never allowed to happen

  • NCI-R-03-Item-5-4-4 | National Citizens Ar

    Public Trust 5.4.4 Ethical Concerns and Loss of Public Trust Introduction The testimonies from the NCI hearings Richard Schabas Informed Consent : Dr. Public Trust and Institutional Failures Loss of Trust in Public Institutions : The testimonies collectively Informed Consent and Ethical Violations Informed Consent : The 2023 NCI Report emphasized the importance Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for

  • NCI-R-03-Item-1-2 | National Citizens Ar

    1.2 Original 2023 Hearings 1.2 Original 2023 Hearings The original in-person hearings for the National These hearings took place in eight Canadian cities from coast to coast. In addition, a series of three virtual hearings were conducted in order to accommodate witnesses who The findings were stark and concerning, and they highlighted systemic failures, questionable policy decisions Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for

  • NCI-R-03-Item5-4-2 | National Citizens Ar

    Issues 5.4.2 Adverse Reactions and Reporting Issues Introduction The testimonies from the recent NCI hearings 2023 NCI Report provides detailed evidence supporting these testimonies: Underreporting and System Failures Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for

  • NCI-R-02-Item-7-5 | National Citizens Ar

    (Toronto: April 1, 2023) Lynette Tremblay She shared her heart-wrenching experience during lockdowns. (Ottawa: May 19, 2023) Maurice Gatien He provided historical context for what‘s happening and his work Misha Susoeff A dentist, he discussed third-party Informed Consent. William Makis An oncologist, he spoke about vaccine mandates and Informed Consent. (NCI Virtual Testimony: September 18, 2023) Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content

  • NCI-R-03-Item-1-3 | National Citizens Ar

    1.3 2024 Public Hearings 1.3 2024 Public Hearings General Principles of the 2024 Public Hearings The were carried out in a manner that was as open and available to the public as was reasonably possible, consistent Rules of Practice and Procedure are available on the NCI Website: https://nationalcitizensinquiry.ca/wp-content to hear governments‘ defences of their measures. Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for

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