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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 18, 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

5.1.4 Student Mental Health and Emotional Well-being 5.1.4 Student Mental Health and Emotional Well-being Recommendations Reintegration Programs for Social and Emotional Development: Implement structured programs to help students rebuild social skills and emotional resilience, with a focus on those who experienced significant isolation or disengagement. Provide group activities, mentorship opportunities, and peer-support systems to facilitate social reintegration. 2. Enhanced Access to Mental Health Resources: Increase the availability of community-based mental health professionals, including counsellors trained to address COVID-19-related stressors. Conduct regular mental health check-ins to identify and support students struggling with anxiety, depression, or other challenges. 3. Support Programs for "Third Bucket" Children: Develop specialized support initiatives for students who did not return to school post COVID-19, offering academic catch-up sessions, social skills workshops, and mental health counselling. Partner with community organizations to provide alternative educational or vocational pathways for these students. 4. Age and Content Appropriate Curriculum Content Guidelines: Establish developmental guidelines to ensure that sensitive topics are introduced at appropriate stages, reducing confusion or distress among younger students. Facilitate open discussions in classrooms, allowing students to express their thoughts and ask questions in a supportive and nonjudgmental setting. 5. Mental Health Education Integration: Incorporate mental health education into the school curriculum, teaching students how to recognize signs of stress, manage emotions, and make resources available to them. Train teachers to recognize early signs of mental health challenges and provide immediate support or referrals. 6. Strengthened Parent-School Communication: Improve communication channels to keep parents informed about health policies, curriculum updates, and mental health initiatives. Organize regular parent-teacher meetings and workshops to foster collaboration and trust between families and schools. Encourage parental engagement at the school board level. 7. Community-Based Mental Health Collaborations: Partner with local mental health organizations to expand access to resources and provide additional support for students and families. Establish referral networks to connect students with specialized services beyond the school environment. By adopting these recommendations, we can address the mental health and emotional well-being challenges faced by students, ensuring they have the tools and support needed to recover and succeed. Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for online viewing and navigation. Due to formatting limitations within the web display system, certain elements—such as layout, spacing, and visual structure—may differ slightly from the original report. For the complete and fully formatted version, we encourage you to download the official PDF available on the Report Information page. The PDF reflects the report exactly as it was originally written and published.

Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript Justice Centre Constitutional Freedoms, Charter section 1 critique, cost-benefit requirement, chief medical officer oversight, legislative guardrails, bodily autonomy protection, human rights amendment proposal, pharmaceutical liability removal, civil remedy coercion, transparency requirements, emergency expiration clauses, democratic accountability, free expression defence, public inquiry mandate, media influence concerns Included in the Report: Mr. John Carpay Lawyer Expert Witness ID: NCI-W-189 Hearing Red Deer Alberta Date: April 28, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Legislative reform proposals to strengthen transparency, democratic accountability, and protection of Charter rights during public health emergencies. One Line Summary Constitutional lawyer presents 18 legislative recommendations to limit executive overreach and strengthen civil liberties during future public health emergencies. Synopsis John Carpay, president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, testified regarding constitutional litigation undertaken during the COVID-19 period and presented eighteen legislative reform proposals aimed at preventing future rights violations. He stated that while public health legislation is legitimate, governments must implement stronger guardrails to ensure transparency, democratic oversight, and compliance with Charter protections. His recommendations included mandatory disclosure of modelling and data relied upon by chief medical officers, weekly legislative questioning of health officials, automatic expiration of emergency declarations, and required legislative debate and votes for emergency renewals. Carpay emphasized the constitutional requirement that governments justify any infringement of Charter rights through demonstrable cost–benefit analysis, asserting that this obligation was not properly fulfilled during lockdowns and related measures. He proposed amendments to human rights legislation to prohibit discrimination based on medical treatment decisions, including vaccination status, and advocated statutory civil remedies for individuals coerced into medical procedures. Additional proposals included removing liability protections for pharmaceutical companies, mandating transparency in government contracts, safeguarding medical professional free expression, and preventing undue data collection that could facilitate rights infringements. He further argued that emergency governance had shifted excessive power to unelected officials and that democratic accountability must be restored through legislative oversight and post-emergency public inquiries. Carpay expressed concern about media influence, judicial deference to government during COVID-related litigation, and the broader cultural acceptance of emergency measures. He characterized his proposals as legislative “guardrails” designed to reduce the likelihood of future large-scale rights violations while preserving constitutional democratic structures. 🔎 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 April 14, 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 medical mask exemption, COPD condition, City of Saskatoon mandate, bus access denial, healthcare masking policy, cancer diagnosis stage four, radiation treatment threat, café incident harassment, social media targeting, radio host controversy, Human Rights complaint dismissal, institutional discrimination claim, dehumanization experience, public hostility messages, communication barriers hearing loss Included in the Report: Ms. Marjaleena Repo Retired Academic Personal Experience Witness ID: NCI-W-129 Hearing Saskatoon Saskatchewan Date: April 20, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Medical mask exemption challenges, healthcare access difficulties, public harassment, and alleged institutional discrimination during COVID-19 restrictions. One Line Summary A Saskatoon resident with COPD describes being denied services and facing public hostility despite a medical mask exemption while undergoing treatment for stage four cancer. Synopsis Marjaleena Repo testified that early in the pandemic she opposed municipal masking requirements, particularly on public buses, due to her COPD and hearing impairment. She made a presentation to Saskatoon City Council outlining perceived health risks and communication barriers associated with masking but stated that the bylaw passed unanimously without discussion. After receiving a medical mask exemption from her physician, she reported that it was frequently disregarded in public spaces, including buses and retail establishments, leading to restricted mobility and social isolation. During this period, Repo experienced severe pain and was subsequently diagnosed with stage four breast cancer with bone metastases. She described distressing experiences in healthcare settings where masking policies caused breathing difficulty, elevated blood pressure, and communication challenges. She stated that at the cancer centre she was told she would not receive radiation treatment unless masked and characterized the overall clinical environment as dehumanizing and threatening. Repo also recounted a café incident where she was refused service without a mask and later faced significant online harassment after a local radio host shared her social media post about the experience. She pursued legal action seeking an apology and retraction but stated that her lawyer withdrew representation. She further described complaints to human rights authorities and the ombudsman as unsuccessful. Repo concluded that the cumulative effect of mandates and public reactions eroded her trust in institutions and contributed to ongoing emotional distress while managing her cancer treatment. 🔎 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.

5.4.1 DNA / RNA Contamination and Long-Term Health Risks 5.4.1 DNA / RNA Contamination and Long-Term Health Risks Introduction The testimonies from the recent NCI hearings in Regina highlighted significant concerns regarding DNA contamination in the COVID-19 vaccines. Experts pointed out potential long-term health risks such as cancer and reproductive health issues that were associated with this contamination. These concerns were corroborated by findings presented in the November 28, 2023 NCI Report. DNA Contamination in Vaccines Kevin McKernan, a genetic sequencing expert, testified about the presence of DNA plasmid contamination in Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccine vials. These plasmids, which are rings of DNA containing the spike protein sequence, are part of the manufacturing process. They should be enzymatically destroyed during quality control to prevent contamination. However, McKernan discovered high levels of DNA plasmids in the vaccines, a finding that was replicated internationally by several independent laboratories, internationally. Potential Health Risks The presence of DNA contamination is alarming because DNA can integrate more easily into the human genome compared to mRNA. This raises the possibility of the spike protein sequence integrating into human DNA, potentially leading to genetic mutations and cancer. Additionally, DNA contamination can cause the body to produce the spike protein continuously, which might lead to chronic health issues. Several mechanisms were proposed by the experts to explain how DNA contamination and the spike protein could contribute to health risks: Interference with DNA Repair Mechanisms : The spike protein has been shown to interfere with tumour suppressor proteins like P53 and BRCA1, which are crucial for preventing cancer. This interference can promote cancer development. IgG4 Shift : Continuous exposure to the spike protein might cause the body to shift its immune response, reducing its ability to protect against cancer and other diseases. Shedding and Transmission : There is evidence that vaccinated individuals might shed spike proteins, potentially affecting unvaccinated individuals. Corroborating Evidence from the 2023 NCI Report The November 2023 NCI Report provided further evidence supporting these concerns: Spike Protein and DNA Repair : The Report cited studies showing the spike protein’s potential to interfere with DNA repair mechanisms, leading to increased cancer risk. Presence of Plasmid DNA : It was confirmed that the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines contained significant levels of plasmid DNA contamination, which exceeded acceptable limits. This contamination was linked to the manufacturing process, where plasmids used to produce mRNA were not adequately removed. Genetic Integration Risks : The Report discussed the potential for RNA from the vaccines to integrate into the human genome, in particular if it integrates into regions that could lead to cancer. This risk was shown in vitro, adding to the concern about long-term health effects. Recommendations The testimonies and the NCI Report collectively highlight a critical issue with the current COVID-19 vaccines—namely, DNA contamination and its potential long-term health risks. These findings call for immediate action to: Immediately Discontinue Use of mRNA vaccines. Conduct Comprehensive Safety Studies: Assess the long-term health impacts of the vaccines—particularly concerning cancer and genetic integration risks. Increase Transparency and Oversight: Maintain open scientific discourse and ensure public access to all relevant data regarding vaccine safety. All current vaccine programs should be re-evaluated in light of testimony indicating that many vaccines have not undergone thorough assessment for long-term safety and efficacy. Furthermore, growing evidence suggests a significant rise in chronic and long-term disabilities, particularly in children, has been linked to the use of these vaccines. Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for online viewing and navigation. Due to formatting limitations within the web display system, certain elements—such as layout, spacing, and visual structure—may differ slightly from the original report. For the complete and fully formatted version, we encourage you to download the official PDF available on the Report Information page. The PDF reflects the report exactly as it was originally written and published.

Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript Canadian Armed Forces physician, PTSD expertise, mask efficacy critique, case fatality rate analysis, age-stratified mortality, natural immunity argument, ivermectin treatment advocacy, vaccine mandate opposition, control group concern, adverse event underreporting, public health political influence, lockdown psychiatric impact, coercion allegation, military attrition concern, authority narrative criticism Included in the Report: Dr. Donald Gregory Passey MD Physician Both (Expert and Personal Experience) Witness ID: NCI-W-202 Hearing Vancouver British Columbia Date: May 3, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Critique of COVID-19 public health policies, vaccine mandates, masking, and government decision-making, with emphasis on risk assessment, treatment suppression, and psychological impact. One Line Summary Former military physician challenges COVID mandates, masking, vaccination policy, and government narrative, citing risk stratification and mental health harms. Synopsis Dr. Greg Passey, a physician with over four decades of medical practice and 22 years in the Canadian Armed Forces, testified regarding his concerns about Canada’s COVID-19 response. Drawing on his training in nuclear, biological, and chemical warfare and his clinical experience in emergency medicine and PTSD treatment, he questioned the scientific basis for mask mandates, lockdowns, and vaccine policies. He presented age-stratified mortality data, arguing that COVID-19 risk was concentrated among older populations and that broad societal restrictions were disproportionate to the risk faced by children and healthy adults. He testified that treatment options such as ivermectin were suppressed in favour of mass vaccination strategies and stated that pushing toward universal vaccination eliminated the possibility of maintaining a meaningful control group to assess long-term safety outcomes. He expressed concern about adverse event reporting practices, coercive vaccine mandates, and the influence of political considerations over medical decision-making. He also discussed his personal decision to receive the AstraZeneca vaccine for travel purposes while declining mRNA vaccines due to safety concerns, including potential immune and oncological implications. Dr. Passey further addressed what he described as significant psychological and societal consequences of lockdowns and mandates, including increased anxiety, depression, substance use, and developmental disruption among children. He argued that fear-based messaging and political narratives undermined critical thinking and public trust, and he called for legal accountability, renewed emphasis on informed consent, and restoration of open scientific debate. 🔎 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 May 4, 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

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 18, 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 CBC workplace culture, COVID mandates, media messaging, mask protocols, vaccine skepticism, fear-based communication, investigative journalism decline, government trust erosion, healthcare system criticism, pharmaceutical industry distrust, social isolation effects, activism advocacy, local organizing, free speech concerns, public discourse Included in the Report: Ms. Cathy Jones Media Personality Personal Experience Witness ID: NCI-W-262 Hearing Ottawa Ontario Date: May 17, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Media culture, public messaging, and societal impact of COVID-19 mandates One Line Summary Cathy Jones described her experience at CBC during COVID-19, expressing concerns about mandates, media messaging, and societal changes. Synopsis Cathy Jones, a comedian and long-time performer on CBC’s “This Hour Has 22 Minutes,” testified about her experiences during the onset of COVID-19 mandates while still employed at the broadcaster. She described difficulty adapting to workplace protocols such as masking, testing, and temperature screening, and stated that she found the public health measures and messaging inconsistent with her personal views on natural health and bodily autonomy. She left CBC shortly before her planned departure, citing emotional strain related to the environment. Jones expressed concern about what she perceived as a shift in media culture during the pandemic, including reduced investigative journalism and increased alignment with government messaging. She described feeling that dissenting voices, including medical professionals questioning prevailing policies, were marginalized or disciplined. She characterized the broader media environment as contributing to fear-based communication and insufficient scrutiny of pharmaceutical companies and public policy decisions. She also discussed the personal and societal effects of mandates, including isolation, employment consequences for professionals, and polarization within communities. Jones stated that she has become more publicly active in advocating for local civic engagement and open discussion. She emphasized the importance of grassroots organizing and community-level action in response to what she views as ongoing governance and public health concerns. 🔎 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 university vaccine mandate compliance, religious exemption denial, medical exemption refusal, College restriction on exemptions claim, auditory processing disorder diagnosis, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy diagnosis, vaccine-related injury confirmation, long-term disability denial, WSIB causation requirement, AEFI reporting delay, informed consent concerns, pharmacy consent irregularity, lack of manufacturer insert, digital health privacy complaint Included in the Report: Dr. Heather Church PhD Health Sciences Professor Both (Expert and Personal Experience) Witness ID: NCI-W-061 Hearing Toronto Ontario Date: March 31, 2023 Report Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Testimony regarding vaccine mandate compliance despite exemption attempts, subsequent neurological injury diagnoses, and barriers to medical recognition and disability support. One Line Summary Health sciences professor Dr. Heather Church testified that after being denied religious and medical exemptions she complied with vaccine mandates and subsequently developed neurological and cardiac conditions she attributes to vaccination. Synopsis Dr. Heather Church testified that she was a university professor teaching a course on pandemics and society and had completed doctoral research on health equity impacts of public policy. She stated that although she had a prior mild traumatic brain injury and family history of neurodegenerative disease, she was denied both religious and medical exemptions from her university’s vaccine mandate. She testified that her physician declined to review supporting literature and told her that exemptions were limited to specific conditions such as anaphylaxis, myocarditis, or pericarditis. She ultimately complied with the mandate against her will in order to maintain employment. Following vaccination, Church testified that she developed neurological symptoms including impaired auditory processing, memory deficits, fine motor coordination issues, chronic headaches, tinnitus, dizziness, and fatigue. She also described cardiac symptoms later diagnosed as postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), as well as a neurologist-confirmed diagnosis of distal chronic-acquired demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy obtained in the United States after long Canadian wait times. She stated that these impairments began the day after vaccination and have left her unable to work full-time, resulting in transition from short-term to long-term disability status. Church testified that her long-term disability claim was denied on the basis that her limitations did not prevent 60 percent of her workload, and that workplace injury recognition requires Canadian confirmation of diagnosis and causation. She stated she has initiated an adverse event reporting process but requires further documentation before submission can be completed. She also raised concerns about informed consent at the pharmacy, stating she received only a brief provincial information sheet, was not provided manufacturer documentation, and later filed privacy complaints after receiving unsolicited digital communications from the pharmacy. 🔎 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