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The sense of defeat was palpable in the hearts of men and women on the streets. , a multitude of factors influenced the advance of the pandemic, it would be remiss to think, after hearing During COVID, however, witness testimony repeatedly pointed to the failure of unions to represent their Witnesses said their filed grievances were not heard. Ethics in the medical context includes Informed Consent. This did not happen.

fibrous clots, double stranded DNA contamination claim, placebo group unblinding issue, pharmacovigilance failure Jessica Rose PhD Computational Biologist and Researcher Expert Witness ID: NCI-W-081 Hearing Winnipeg raised concerns about spike protein toxicity, lipid nanoparticle distribution, DNA contamination, and failures

Kraft has a pre-existing medical condition known as functioning heart murmur. Her doctor denied her heart condition, a diagnosis she has had for her whole life. Ms. She said it was for those individuals and families that she chose to speak at the NCI hearings. Together, these contravene elements of consent which include obtaining informed and explicit consent Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for

of the Justice System Recommendations Based on the testimonies and findings from the NCI Vancouver Hearings Canada to Justify Case Rejections: The Supreme Court currently does not provide reasons for refusing to hear Courts must not use judicial notice to bypass the need for evidence, establish contested political or Require Evidentiary Hearings for Contested Judicial Notice Claims: If one party disputes a fact that Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for

EI, Employment Insurance denial, Service Canada appeal, constitutional rights argument, Civil Code consent Gary Lalancette Information Technology Analyst Personal Experience Witness ID: NCI-W-252 Hearing Québec He declined vaccination without invoking medical or religious exemptions, citing concerns about consent He described ongoing legal proceedings, including appeals and a scheduled hearing before the Tribunal At the time of his testimony, he was awaiting further hearing dates while continuing to challenge both

imprisonment, Pastor Timothy Stephens arrest, Whistle Stop injunction, judicial notice pandemic, informed consent Leighton Grey Lawyer Expert Witness ID: NCI-W-144 Hearing Saskatoon Saskatchewan Date: April 22, 2023 regarding his involvement in multiple COVID-19-related legal challenges, including the Ingram case contesting He discussed informed consent principles in relation to vaccination and indicated that vaccine injury

7.1.7 Coercion Does Not Equal Consent 7.1.7 Coercion Does Not Equal Consent Introduction The principle The NCI heard from many witnesses that they or a loved one felt compelled to take the injection, under This is not freely given consent. The NCI heard testimony that legal opinions were obtained by some employers who implemented vaccine mandates To address these issues and mitigate the failures of the system, here are eight recommendations: A.

Throughout our hearings, we listened to testimony from parents, educators, medical experts, legal professionals We heard about: An education system that prioritizes political agendas over academic excellence and disregards The testimony we heard left no room for doubt: our children’s safety, mental health, and future are at Drysdale Patrycia Robertson Chairperson Myriam Bohemier Stephan Larson Report Content Reader Page 📄 Note to Readers The content presented on this page has been adapted for online viewing and navigation

The Table of Contents is interactive, and by clicking on the section of your choice, you will be taken Report Table of Contents Name of Report: Inquiry into the Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Public Hearings VOLUME 2 7. Civil 7.1.1 Canada‘s Justice System 7.1.2 The Response of Canadian Courts 7.1.3 Labour Law and the Failure Constitution 7.1.5 Undermining Democratic institutions 7.1.6 International Law 7.1.7 Coercion Does Not Equal Consent

doctrine, judicial appointments, chief justices, regulatory colleges, professional discipline, informed consent James Kitchen Lawyer Both (Expert and Personal Experience) Witness ID: NCI-W-130 Hearing Saskatoon Saskatchewan Kitchen, a constitutional and civil liberties lawyer, testified regarding what he views as systemic failures He further discussed concerns regarding informed consent, professional discretion, and the impact of

Staff order, medical exemption denial, recorded warning, pilot training cost, myocarditis concern, EKG failures Michel Gagnon Military Officer Both (Expert and Personal Experience) Witness ID: NCI-W-119 Hearing Winnipeg

Appropriateness and Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada”(November 28, 2023), and Section 5.1.2 Failure His testimony focused on conflicts of interest, regulatory failures, coercion in healthcare, and the Rose has testified at the NCI previously, in 2023 at the Winnipeg hearings, in 2024 at the Regina hearings and in 2024 at the Vancouver Hearings. suggested that the lack of investigation into the New Brunswick Neurological Syndrome may reflect systemic failures