Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript High School Mandates, Vaccine Passport, Extracurricular Ban, Student Segregation, Grade 12 Impact, Online School Transfer, University Exclusion Policy, Social Isolation, Peer Stigma, Online Harassment, Mental Health Decline, Suicidal Ideation, Family Economic Impact, Leave Without Pay (Parent), Music Program Exclusion, Youth Development Impact, Institutional Trust Erosion Included in the Report: Mr. Bliss Behar Seasonal Kitchen Worker / Student Personal Experience Witness ID: NCI-W-024 Hearing Truro Nova Scotia Date: March 17, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Impact of Vaccine Mandates and School Policies on High School Student Participation and Mental Health One Line Summary High school student Bliss Behare testified that vaccine passport policies led them to withdraw from Grade 12 extracurricular activities, leave in-person school, and experience severe social isolation and mental health distress. Synopsis Bliss Behare, an 18-year-old high school graduate from Baie Verte, New Brunswick, testified regarding the impact of COVID-19 vaccine passport policies during their Grade 12 year. They stated that after choosing not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, unvaccinated students were prohibited from participating in extracurricular activities, which they described as effectively “outing” their vaccination status to peers. In response to anticipated social stigma and exclusion, Behare withdrew from in-person schooling and completed courses online. They testified that exclusion from music, theatre, art clubs, and other community activities resulted in significant social isolation and loneliness. Behare described encountering hostility toward unvaccinated individuals online and reported that relationships outside their immediate family were strained or severed. They stated that a friend was later prevented from meeting with them due to parental restrictions related to vaccination status. Behare also testified that university opportunities were restricted due to institutional vaccination requirements, including policies that barred both in-person and online participation. They described feelings of despair and suicidal ideation during the height of mandates, stating that the uncertainty about the duration of restrictions contributed to a bleak outlook on the future. Although they reported that many measures have since lifted and they are now employed and attending college, they testified that their trust in government and public institutions has been permanently affected. 🔎 How to Search the Transcript Click the “Read Transcript” button to open the witness testimony in your browser. Once the transcript PDF is open, you can search for any word or phrase within the document using your browser’s search feature: Windows: Press Ctrl + F Mac: Press Command (⌘) + F A small search box will appear. Type the word or phrase you are looking for, and the browser will highlight every occurrence within the transcript. This makes it easy to quickly locate specific topics, names, or statements within the testimony.

Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript autopsy systematic review, vaccine-attributed deaths claim, myocarditis sudden death, Lancet preprint removal, Pfizer dossier fatalities, pregnancy safety concerns, VAERS comparative analysis, maternal mortality increase claim, fertility impact allegation, clinical trial audit demand, regulatory malfeasance assertion, spike protein persistence, DNA contamination claim, SV40 promoter concern, spike detox protocol Included in the Report: Dr. Peter McCullough MD Cardiologist and Medical Researcher Expert Witness ID: NCI-W-002 Hearing Virtual Testimony Zoom Date: July 19, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Analysis of post-vaccination autopsy findings, pregnancy safety concerns, clinical trial integrity, alleged vaccine-related adverse events, and proposed mitigation strategies. One Line Summary Dr. Peter McCullough testified regarding autopsy-based vaccine causality claims, pregnancy and fertility concerns, clinical trial criticisms, and proposed spike protein mitigation approaches. Synopsis Dr. Peter McCullough provided virtual testimony discussing a systematic review of 44 published autopsy studies comprising 324 cases of deaths following COVID-19 vaccination. He stated that three independent pathology reviewers assessed causality and concluded that approximately 73.9% of cases involved the vaccine as a direct or contributing factor, most commonly myocarditis and cardiovascular causes occurring within 30 days of injection. He also described the paper’s temporary posting on a Lancet preprint server and subsequent removal, as well as concerns about limited autopsy performance during the pandemic. He further testified regarding pregnancy and reproductive safety, stating that pregnant and breastfeeding women were excluded from initial clinical trials yet later encouraged to receive vaccination. He referenced maternal mortality data, VAERS analyses comparing COVID-19 vaccines to influenza vaccines, and studies he interpreted as indicating increased risks of miscarriage, stillbirth, maternal hemorrhage, menstrual irregularities, and reduced sperm parameters. He asserted that natural infection outcomes and early treatment options reduced justification for vaccination in pregnant populations. Dr. McCullough also criticized the integrity of the original Pfizer clinical trial, calling for regulatory audits and alleging protocol breaches. He described a range of reported adverse events including myocarditis, thrombosis, neurologic syndromes, and autoimmune conditions, attributing many effects to spike protein toxicity and persistence. He raised concerns about manufacturing contamination with DNA fragments and potential cancer-promoting mechanisms. As a proposed mitigation strategy, he described an empiric protocol involving nattokinase, bromelain, and curcumin aimed at degrading spike protein, while acknowledging the absence of large randomized trials. 🔎 How to Search the Transcript Click the “Read Transcript” button to open the witness testimony in your browser. Once the transcript PDF is open, you can search for any word or phrase within the document using your browser’s search feature: Windows: Press Ctrl + F Mac: Press Command (⌘) + F A small search box will appear. Type the word or phrase you are looking for, and the browser will highlight every occurrence within the transcript. This makes it easy to quickly locate specific topics, names, or statements within the testimony.

Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript Hospital Protocols, Patient Isolation, End-of-Life Care, Vaccine Policy, Health System Restrictions, Nursing Practice, Family Access Restrictions, Ethical Concerns Included in the Report: Ms. Cathy Careen RN Registered Nurse Both (Expert and Personal Experience) Witness ID: NCI-W-004 Hearing Truro Nova Scotia Date: March 16, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Hospital Protocols and Patient Care During COVID-19 One Line Summary Registered Nurse Cathy Careen testified regarding hospital policies, patient isolation, and ethical concerns surrounding care practices during COVID-19. Synopsis Cathy Careen, a registered nurse, testified about her professional experience working within hospital settings during the COVID-19 pandemic. She described the implementation of hospital protocols, including visitor restrictions and isolation procedures, and discussed their impact on patient well-being and family involvement in care. Her testimony raised ethical concerns regarding end-of-life situations and the emotional effects of separation policies. She also addressed challenges faced by healthcare workers navigating rapidly changing directives and institutional mandates. 🔎 How to Search the Transcript Click the “Read Transcript” button to open the witness testimony in your browser. Once the transcript PDF is open, you can search for any word or phrase within the document using your browser’s search feature: Windows: Press Ctrl + F Mac: Press Command (⌘) + F A small search box will appear. Type the word or phrase you are looking for, and the browser will highlight every occurrence within the transcript. This makes it easy to quickly locate specific topics, names, or statements within the testimony.

Preserving The National Citizens Inquiry The National Citizens Archive (NCA) is a digital repository preserving sworn testimony, key reports, from the National citizens Inquiry into the Government's response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. The National citizens Archive preserves sworn testimony of witnesses, video recordings of the testimonies, full testimony transcripts, hearing exhibits, commissioner reports, and other documentary and video evidence for future generations of Canadians, and to support research into the COVID-19 era in Canada. Truro, Nova Scotia Hearings Witness Testimony Archive March 16 –18, 2023 Day 1 : March 16, 2023 Truro Day One: Full Day Testimony Public Health Response and Clinical Management of COVID-19 Hospital Protocols and Patient Care During COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates and Impact on Healthcare Employment Workplace Vaccine Mandate and Post-Vaccination Myocarditis Diagnosis COVID-19 Vaccine Safety and Early Treatment Protocols Freedom of Information Requests and Government COVID Data Stroke Following First COVID-19 Vaccination and Employment Consequences Impact of COVID School Protocols on Early Childhood Education and Teacher Mask Exemption Physician Discipline and Early COVID-19 Treatment Statistical Analysis of Vaccine Safety and Effectiveness Data Post-Vaccination Health Symptoms and Impact of Healthcare Mandates on EMS Workforce Day 2 : March 17, 2023 Truro Day Two: Full Day Testimony Lockdown Impact on Small Business and Interprovincial Travel Restrictions During Family Medical Emergency Mask Enforcement Confrontations, Police Use of Force, and Charter Rights Concerns During COVID Mandates Employment Termination for Vaccine Status and Community Impact of Vaccine Passports Reported Hearing Loss and Tinnitus Following COVID-19 Vaccination Reported Chronic Neurological Symptoms Following Multiple Vaccinations and Long-Term Care Lockdown Impact Harm–Benefit Analysis of mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Trial Data Federal Vaccine Mandate and Economic Displacement of Military Public Servants Informed Consent, Injection Technique, Adverse Event Reporting, and Nursing Ethics During COVID-19 Alleged Neurological and Shingles Reaction Following Second Pfizer Dose and Informed Consent Concerns Federal Vaccine Mandate, Leave Without Pay, Union Grievance Delay, and Social Impact of Vaccine Passports Business Closure Due to COVID Restrictions and Vaccine Mandate-Related Travel Barriers Provincial Crown Corporation Vaccine Mandate and Employment Termination Church Governance Conflict and Termination Following Refusal of COVID-19 Vaccination Impact of Vaccine Mandates and School Policies on High School Student Participation and Mental Health Day 3 : March 18, 2023 Truro Day Three: Full Day Testimony Molecular Analysis of COVID-19 mRNA Injections and Quality Control Concerns Clinical Risk Stratification, Vaccine Mandates, and Observed Collateral Harm from COVID Policy Healthcare Worker Vaccine Mandate, Religious Exemption Denial, and Mental Health Impact PCR Test Data Management, Alleged Case Reporting Discrepancies, and Termination Following Vaccine Mandate Vaccine Mandate Compliance Under Employment Pressure and Family Impact Following Spousal Vaccine Injury Mental Health Impact of COVID Restrictions on Military Personnel and Families Impact of COVID Restrictions and Vaccine Requirements on Special Needs Family and Ongoing Post-Vaccination Symptoms Critique of Government Pandemic Response, Civil Liberties Suspension, and Long-Term Institutional Trust Damage Impact of School COVID Protocols and Vaccine Mandate on Teacher Employment and Student Wellbeing Observed Clinical Impact of COVID Policy, Resource Reallocation, and Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting Severe COVID Illness, Lung Collapse, Hospital Care Experience, and Opposition to Vaccine Mandates Post-Vaccination Neurological and Mental Health Symptoms, Medical Dismissal, and Child Custody Consequences Pulmonary Embolism and Severe Blood Clots Following Second Pfizer Dose

Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript Dental Practice, Vaccine Refusal, Workplace Termination, Employer Policy (Non-Mandated), Professional College Guidance, PCR Quarantine Rules, Asymptomatic Positive Case, Workplace Discrimination, Small Community Stigma, Vaccine Passport, Funeral Access Restriction, University Mandate (Dalhousie), Tuition Loss, Family Business Termination, Social Ostracism, Employment Barriers Included in the Report: Ms. Amie Johnson Dental Hygienist Both (Professional and Personal Experience) Witness ID: NCI-W-015 Hearing Truro Nova Scotia Date: March 17, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Employment Termination for Vaccine Status and Community Impact of Vaccine Passports One Line Summary Dental hygienist Amie Johnson testified that after declining COVID vaccination, she was terminated following 22 years of employment and described broader social and economic impacts on her family. Synopsis Amie Johnson, a dental hygienist with nearly 22 years of experience in Chester, Nova Scotia, testified that she declined COVID-19 vaccination after reviewing public health data and questioning transmission claims. She stated that the Nova Scotia Dental Board did not mandate vaccination, but her employer later required it and terminated her employment in early 2022 following an asymptomatic positive PCR test and a quarantine period. Johnson described the termination as devastating both professionally and financially. She further testified that attempts to secure employment at other dental offices were unsuccessful once her vaccination status became known, despite no formal regulatory requirement. Johnson described social and professional ostracism within her small community and characterized the workplace environment as hostile prior to her dismissal. She also described broader family impacts, including exclusion from funerals due to vaccine passport rules, her daughter’s withdrawal from a university nursing program and subsequent tuition loss due to institutional vaccine requirements, and her husband and son being removed from a construction job site after their vaccination status became known. Johnson stated that she did not regret her decision and characterized the policies as coercive. 🔎 How to Search the Transcript Click the “Read Transcript” button to open the witness testimony in your browser. Once the transcript PDF is open, you can search for any word or phrase within the document using your browser’s search feature: Windows: Press Ctrl + F Mac: Press Command (⌘) + F A small search box will appear. Type the word or phrase you are looking for, and the browser will highlight every occurrence within the transcript. This makes it easy to quickly locate specific topics, names, or statements within the testimony.

Preserving The National Citizens Inquiry The National Citizens Archive (NCA) is a digital repository preserving sworn testimony, key reports, from the National citizens Inquiry into the Government's response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. The National citizens Archive preserves sworn testimony of witnesses, video recordings of the testimonies, full testimony transcripts, hearing exhibits, commissioner reports, and other documentary and video evidence for future generations of Canadians, and to support research into the COVID-19 era in Canada. Truro, Nova Scotia Hearings Witness Testimony Archive March 16 –18, 2023 Day 1 : March 16, 2023 Truro Day One: Full Day Testimony Public Health Response and Clinical Management of COVID-19 Hospital Protocols and Patient Care During COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates and Impact on Healthcare Employment Workplace Vaccine Mandate and Post-Vaccination Myocarditis Diagnosis COVID-19 Vaccine Safety and Early Treatment Protocols Freedom of Information Requests and Government COVID Data Stroke Following First COVID-19 Vaccination and Employment Consequences Impact of COVID School Protocols on Early Childhood Education and Teacher Mask Exemption Physician Discipline and Early COVID-19 Treatment Statistical Analysis of Vaccine Safety and Effectiveness Data Post-Vaccination Health Symptoms and Impact of Healthcare Mandates on EMS Workforce Day 2 : March 17, 2023 Truro Day Two: Full Day Testimony Lockdown Impact on Small Business and Interprovincial Travel Restrictions During Family Medical Emergency Mask Enforcement Confrontations, Police Use of Force, and Charter Rights Concerns During COVID Mandates Employment Termination for Vaccine Status and Community Impact of Vaccine Passports Reported Hearing Loss and Tinnitus Following COVID-19 Vaccination Reported Chronic Neurological Symptoms Following Multiple Vaccinations and Long-Term Care Lockdown Impact Harm–Benefit Analysis of mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Trial Data Federal Vaccine Mandate and Economic Displacement of Military Public Servants Informed Consent, Injection Technique, Adverse Event Reporting, and Nursing Ethics During COVID-19 Alleged Neurological and Shingles Reaction Following Second Pfizer Dose and Informed Consent Concerns Federal Vaccine Mandate, Leave Without Pay, Union Grievance Delay, and Social Impact of Vaccine Passports Business Closure Due to COVID Restrictions and Vaccine Mandate-Related Travel Barriers Provincial Crown Corporation Vaccine Mandate and Employment Termination Church Governance Conflict and Termination Following Refusal of COVID-19 Vaccination Impact of Vaccine Mandates and School Policies on High School Student Participation and Mental Health Day 3 : March 18, 2023 Truro Day Three: Full Day Testimony Molecular Analysis of COVID-19 mRNA Injections and Quality Control Concerns Clinical Risk Stratification, Vaccine Mandates, and Observed Collateral Harm from COVID Policy Healthcare Worker Vaccine Mandate, Religious Exemption Denial, and Mental Health Impact PCR Test Data Management, Alleged Case Reporting Discrepancies, and Termination Following Vaccine Mandate Vaccine Mandate Compliance Under Employment Pressure and Family Impact Following Spousal Vaccine Injury Mental Health Impact of COVID Restrictions on Military Personnel and Families Impact of COVID Restrictions and Vaccine Requirements on Special Needs Family and Ongoing Post-Vaccination Symptoms Critique of Government Pandemic Response, Civil Liberties Suspension, and Long-Term Institutional Trust Damage Impact of School COVID Protocols and Vaccine Mandate on Teacher Employment and Student Wellbeing Observed Clinical Impact of COVID Policy, Resource Reallocation, and Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting Severe COVID Illness, Lung Collapse, Hospital Care Experience, and Opposition to Vaccine Mandates Post-Vaccination Neurological and Mental Health Symptoms, Medical Dismissal, and Child Custody Consequences Pulmonary Embolism and Severe Blood Clots Following Second Pfizer Dose

Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript Public Health Policy, Clinical Treatment, Early Treatment Protocols, COVID Management, Physician Autonomy, Medical Ethics, Regulatory Pressure Included in the Report: Dr. Chris Milburn MD Physician Expert Witness ID: NCI-W-001 Hearing Truro Nova Scotia Date: March 16, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Public Health Response and Clinical Management of COVID-19 One Line Summary Dr. Chris Milburn testified regarding public health decision-making, clinical treatment limitations, and the impact of COVID-19 policies on physician autonomy. Synopsis Dr. Chris Milburn, a practicing physician, testified regarding the public health response to COVID-19 and its effects on clinical practice in Nova Scotia. He discussed concerns related to treatment protocols, limitations placed on physicians regarding early treatment options, and the broader impact of centralized public health directives on individualized patient care. His testimony focused on the balance between regulatory authority and physician discretion, as well as ethical considerations surrounding informed consent and medical decision-making during the pandemic. He emphasized the importance of clinical judgment and questioned whether certain policy decisions adequately accounted for frontline medical experience. 🔎 How to Search the Transcript Click the “Read Transcript” button to open the witness testimony in your browser. Once the transcript PDF is open, you can search for any word or phrase within the document using your browser’s search feature: Windows: Press Ctrl + F Mac: Press Command (⌘) + F A small search box will appear. Type the word or phrase you are looking for, and the browser will highlight every occurrence within the transcript. This makes it easy to quickly locate specific topics, names, or statements within the testimony.

Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript Early Treatment, Ivermectin, Physician Discipline, Regulatory Action, Medical Freedom, College Oversight, Clinical Judgment, Professional Sanctions Included in the Report: Dr. Patrick Phillips MD Physician Expert Witness ID: NCI-W-003 Hearing Truro Nova Scotia Date: March 16, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Physician Discipline and Early COVID-19 Treatment One Line Summary Dr. Patrick Phillips testified regarding disciplinary action taken against him for prescribing early COVID-19 treatments and challenging public health directives. Synopsis Dr. Patrick Phillips, a family physician, testified regarding his experience prescribing early outpatient treatments for COVID-19 and the subsequent disciplinary actions initiated by his provincial regulatory college. He described his rationale for offering alternative treatment protocols based on emerging evidence and patient demand. Dr. Phillips outlined the professional and legal consequences he faced, including restrictions on his medical license. His testimony focused on physician autonomy, regulatory oversight, and the broader implications for open scientific debate and individualized patient care during the pandemic. 🔎 How to Search the Transcript Click the “Read Transcript” button to open the witness testimony in your browser. Once the transcript PDF is open, you can search for any word or phrase within the document using your browser’s search feature: Windows: Press Ctrl + F Mac: Press Command (⌘) + F A small search box will appear. Type the word or phrase you are looking for, and the browser will highlight every occurrence within the transcript. This makes it easy to quickly locate specific topics, names, or statements within the testimony.

Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript Mask Mandate Enforcement, Medical Mask Exemption Claim, Chemotherapy, Blood Thinners, Canadian Tire Incident (Feb 9, 2022), Alleged Assault by Store Owner, RCMP Interaction, Ticket for Failure to Mask ($2,422), A&W Incident (March 9, 2022), Arrest for Disturbance, Handcuffing, Use of Force Allegation, Protection of Property Act Ban, Public Complaint to RCMP Ottawa, Police Misconduct Investigation, Charter Rights Discussion, Bill of Rights Reference, Media Influence Commentary Included in the Report: Chief John Gregory Burke Financial Advisor / Former Nurse Both (Professional Background and Personal Experience) Witness ID: NCI-W-021 Hearing Truro Nova Scotia Date: March 17, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Mask Enforcement Confrontations, Police Use of Force, and Charter Rights Concerns During COVID Mandates One Line Summary Chief Greg Burke testified about confrontations at Canadian Tire and A&W over mask mandates, alleged physical force by a store owner and RCMP officers, and subsequent fines and police complaints. Synopsis Chief Greg Burke, a financial advisor and former nursing trainee, testified regarding two separate incidents in early 2022 involving enforcement of COVID-19 mask mandates while he was undergoing chemotherapy treatment and taking blood thinners following cancer surgery. He described a February 9, 2022 incident at a Canadian Tire store in Bedford, Nova Scotia, where he entered without a mask, stated he had an exemption, and requested to speak with a manager after being refused service. He testified that the store owner confronted him, demanded he leave, and physically grabbed him during the exchange. Burke stated that he defended himself and called 911 to report assault. When police arrived, he testified that they declined to lay assault charges but issued him a $2,422 fine for failing to wear a mask. He further stated that he was not asked about his claimed exemption and that the ticket was issued after the officer consulted updated regulations. He then described a March 9, 2022 incident at an A&W restaurant where he was again refused service without a mask. Following an argument with staff and police arrival, he testified that an RCMP officer physically grabbed him without first advising him he was under arrest. He stated he was handcuffed behind his back and placed in a police vehicle. He testified that he was told he was being charged with “creating a disturbance,” though no such charge ultimately proceeded. He stated he was issued another $2,422 mask-related ticket and served a six-month property ban notice. He also testified that the RCMP officers were not wearing masks at the time. Burke stated that he filed formal complaints to RCMP authorities in Ottawa regarding both officers, and testified that internal review processes had identified multiple alleged policy violations. He attributed the confrontational responses he experienced to public fear and political messaging during the pandemic, which he described as manipulative and legally inconsistent with constitutional protections. 🔎 How to Search the Transcript Click the “Read Transcript” button to open the witness testimony in your browser. Once the transcript PDF is open, you can search for any word or phrase within the document using your browser’s search feature: Windows: Press Ctrl + F Mac: Press Command (⌘) + F A small search box will appear. Type the word or phrase you are looking for, and the browser will highlight every occurrence within the transcript. This makes it easy to quickly locate specific topics, names, or statements within the testimony.

Detailed Commissioner Report Info Referenced in the Report National Citizens Inquiry (NCI) Investigation: Are Children Safe in Canada April 30, 2025 Report ID: Publication Date No. Of Pages: NCI-R-04 April 30, 2024 1267 March 17, 2023 Report National Citizens Inquiry (NCI) Investigation: Are Children Safe in Canada April 30, 2025 Main Topic Purpose and Need for the NCI The National Citizens Inquiry (NCI) was established in response to growing public concerns over the Canadian government’s handling of the COVID-19 event. As the COVID-19 emergency measures unfolded, questions arose regarding the appropriateness and efficacy of the measures implemented, including lockdowns, mandates, and the deployment of COVID-19 “vaccines.” These concerns fuelled the need for a thorough examination of the impact these policies had on health, the economy, on society and civil liberties. The NCI, conceived as an independent and citizen led initiative, sought to comprehensively investigate these issues. Its primary purpose was to provide a platform for individuals and experts to share their experiences, insights, and evidence, in order to uncover the truth, hold authorities accountable, and improve future public health responses. On November 28, 2023, the NCI Commissioners released their comprehensive final report, titled Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada . A year later, on November 28, 2024, a supplemental report was issued as part of the NCI’s ongoing efforts to address new and emerging concerns related to the COVID-19 investigation. Having completed its original mandate of investigating the appropriateness and efficacy of the COVID-19 measures, the NCI expanded its focus. After consulting with a broad range of Canadians, the NCI recognized a significant public concern regarding the current state of children's safety in Canada. Consequently, the NCI undertook a new investigation specifically aimed at evaluating and safeguarding the well-being of children across the country. One Line Summary Heading 2 Synopsis Heading 2

Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript Data Analysis, Vaccine Safety, Adverse Events, Pfizer Trial Data, Health Canada Reporting, Vaccine Effectiveness, Hospitalization Rates, Mortality Statistics, Risk Ratios, Public Health Data Transparency Included in the Report: Dr. Stephen Bate DDS Dentist Expert Witness ID: NCI-W-006 Hearing Truro Nova Scotia Date: March 16, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Statistical Analysis of Vaccine Safety and Effectiveness Data One Line Summary Dr. Stephen Bate testified regarding his statistical analysis of vaccine safety data, adverse event reporting, and government claims about vaccine effectiveness. Synopsis Dr. Stephen Bate, a retired dentist with a strong background in mathematics and data analysis, testified regarding his independent statistical review of vaccine safety and effectiveness data. He examined Pfizer clinical trial documents, reported adverse event outcomes, and Health Canada safety reports, highlighting discrepancies and revisions in published figures over time. He analyzed publicly reported hospitalization and mortality ratios by vaccination status and questioned how those risk comparisons were calculated and presented. His testimony focused on statistical methodology, data transparency, and the interpretation of vaccine safety and effectiveness metrics. 🔎 How to Search the Transcript Click the “Read Transcript” button to open the witness testimony in your browser. Once the transcript PDF is open, you can search for any word or phrase within the document using your browser’s search feature: Windows: Press Ctrl + F Mac: Press Command (⌘) + F A small search box will appear. Type the word or phrase you are looking for, and the browser will highlight every occurrence within the transcript. This makes it easy to quickly locate specific topics, names, or statements within the testimony.

Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript CN Rail Mandate, Workplace Coercion, Employment Pressure, Pfizer Vaccine, Adverse Event, Myocarditis, Pericarditis, Cardiology Referral, Medical Exemption, mRNA Vaccine, Parental Leave, Vaccine Mandate Policy, Contractual Employment Terms Included in the Report: Mr. Artur Anslem Railway Track Maintainer Personal Experience Witness ID: NCI-W-010 Hearing Truro Nova Scotia Date: March 16, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Workplace Vaccine Mandate and Post-Vaccination Myocarditis Diagnosis One Line Summary Artur Anselm testified that after receiving one COVID-19 vaccine dose under workplace pressure from CN Rail, he developed myocarditis and pericarditis and was advised not to receive a second dose. Synopsis Artur Anselm, a 25-year-old track maintainer employed by Canadian National Railways, testified that his employer implemented a vaccine mandate in November 2021 requiring employees to be vaccinated or be placed off work without pay. He stated that he received his first COVID-19 vaccine dose under pressure due to concerns about losing his employment and supporting his family. Approximately one to two weeks after vaccination, he developed flu-like illness followed by chest pain, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, and weakness. After multiple medical visits and a cardiology referral, he was diagnosed with pericarditis and myocarditis, and a cardiologist advised against receiving a second dose. He testified that the condition significantly impacted his physical capacity, mental health, and family life, and that no adverse event reporting was discussed during his initial medical consultations. 🔎 How to Search the Transcript Click the “Read Transcript” button to open the witness testimony in your browser. Once the transcript PDF is open, you can search for any word or phrase within the document using your browser’s search feature: Windows: Press Ctrl + F Mac: Press Command (⌘) + F A small search box will appear. Type the word or phrase you are looking for, and the browser will highlight every occurrence within the transcript. This makes it easy to quickly locate specific topics, names, or statements within the testimony.