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- NCI-R-02-Item-5-1 | National Citizens Ar
Whether it was the Posties for Freedom holding posters at City Hall, or individuals retweeting NCI hearings matters at all levels, personal, family, corporate and governmental expenditures and debt, government actions Job loss due to vaccination mandates, Delayed or denied healthcare for non-COVID-19 matters, Adverse reaction Additionally, media institutions, whose traditional role was to question the actions of government and inform the people in a fair and unbiased manner, failed to question government actions and served instead
- Winnipeg Testimonies | National Citizens Ar
ostracization, and severe mental health decline following COVID-related advocacy and public health enforcement actions business risks including vehicle seizure and permit suspension, and the perceived impact of convoy actions describing university vaccine mandate enforcement that prevented completion of her final semester, creation
- NCI-R-02-Item-7-1-2 | National Citizens Ar
When the government enacts laws or takes actions that violate the constitutional rights of Canadians, This is particularly so when the government‘s actions are supported by (or, at least, not stopped by) These reactions may seem extreme, but considering the fact that people were, in fact, arrested and had Courts should critically evaluate government actions. This can help demystify the legal process and foster public participation.
- NCI-R-02-Item-7-2-7 | National Citizens Ar
This meant pharmaceuticals were no longer accountable to the Canadian public for adverse medical reactions Maintain public trust: Enhance transparency and accountability in government actions, fostering public Improved communication: Ethical training can enhance communication skills, fostering open and honest It provides a basis for addressing breaches and taking corrective actions promptly. These recommendations aim to foster a society where crises are managed with care, accountability, and
- NCI-R-04-Item-4-2 | National Citizens Ar
Foster Care System Failures The foster care system is another critical area where systemic weaknesses Untreated trauma often manifests as anger, fear, or self-destructive behaviour, leading to disciplinary actions Exploitative Foster Homes The foster care system is intended to provide a safe and nurturing environment Key Issues: Inadequate Screening of Foster Parents: Foster families are sometimes approved without rigorous frequently experience PTSD, characterized by intrusive memories, nightmares, and intense emotional reactions
- NCI-R-02-Item-7-2-8 | National Citizens Ar
Giesbrecht was surprised at the hostile reaction he received from mainstream media. Vaccine mandates caused tremendous hardship for people in terms of adverse reactions, employment, and Even when congregants informed enforcement officials that their respective actions violated section 176 The police actions were deliberate. Criminal Code section 176 must be retained.
- NCI-R-02-Item-7-4 | National Citizens Ar
7.4 Media Actions During the Pandemic 7.4 Media Actions During the Pandemic Introduction A free and robust For example, Section 2 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms as expressed and codified in the Bolster press freedom and other media communications protections by enacting comprehensive legislation Foster the development of non-profit and community-based media organizations to diversify the media landscape By implementing these recommendations, Canada can foster a media landscape that is independent, diverse
- NCI-R-02-Item-7-1-6 | National Citizens Ar
international human rights law to ensure that the right to health is properly protected from government actions many Canadians, and for which Informed Consent arguably could not be given, has been demonstrated (see section While the vaccine coercion measures are not comparable to the atrocities that led to the creation of The creation of this new Pandemic Convention is not a public process. If any violations are identified, corrective actions should be taken.
- NCI-R-01-Item-1-2 | National Citizens Ar
The Federal Government’s creation of the Interim Order required Health Canada to approve the Covid-19 The Interim Order was made under section 30.1 of the Food and Drugs Act, R.S.C., 1985, c. The section reads: 30.1 (1) The Minister may make an interim order that contains any provision that may term “significant risk” is not defined in the Act, nor is there any proportionality built into this section Section 5 of the Interim Order provides: The Minister must issue an authorization in respect of a Covid
- NCI-R-01-Item-11-13 | National Citizens Ar
The Federal Government’s creation of the Interim Order required Health Canada to approve the Covid-19 The Interim Order was made under section 30.1 of the Food and Drugs Act, R.S.C., 1985, c. The section reads: 30.1 (1) The Minister may make an interim order that contains any provision that may term “significant risk” is not defined in the Act, nor is there any proportionality built into this section Section 5 of the Interim Order provides: The Minister must issue an authorization in respect of a Covid
- NCI-R-01-Item-1-9 | National Citizens Ar
The Federal Government’s creation of the Interim Order required Health Canada to approve the Covid-19 The Interim Order was made under section 30.1 of the Food and Drugs Act, R.S.C., 1985, c. The section reads: 30.1 (1) The Minister may make an interim order that contains any provision that may term “significant risk” is not defined in the Act, nor is there any proportionality built into this section Section 5 of the Interim Order provides: The Minister must issue an authorization in respect of a Covid
- NCI-R-01-Item-1-7 | National Citizens Ar
The Federal Government’s creation of the Interim Order required Health Canada to approve the Covid-19 The Interim Order was made under section 30.1 of the Food and Drugs Act, R.S.C., 1985, c. The section reads: 30.1 (1) The Minister may make an interim order that contains any provision that may term “significant risk” is not defined in the Act, nor is there any proportionality built into this section Section 5 of the Interim Order provides: The Minister must issue an authorization in respect of a Covid




