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Search results for "cardiac arrest suspicion"
70 results found for "cardiac arrest suspicion"
- Monaghan | National Citizens Ar
hospital, Nova Scotia blood bank, blood transfusion, parental consent dispute, underlying conditions, cardiac arrest suspicion, fumarase deficiency, polymicrogyria, hemoglobin deficiency, spike protein concern, conditions” as the cause of death, although she stated that her doctor believed he may have suffered cardiac arrest.
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arrests 2022, first-time adult seizures, myocarditis post-booster case, 70 percent workforce Omicron workplace mandates created discrimination and division, and that he observed significant increases in cardiac arrests and new-onset seizures following vaccine rollout. arrests. He stated that prior to 2021 he encountered cardiac arrests approximately once a week to once a month
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Manitoba Anti-Lockdown Protests, Legislature Rally May 2020, Winnipeg Free Press Defamation, Manitoba Five Arrests , Public Health Gathering Tickets, Bail Restrictions Protest Ban, Blue Bomber Stadium Post Arrest, Major Crimes Unit Arrest, Mental Health Rallies, Unequal Enforcement Allegation, Black Lives Matter Contrast 2023 Main Topic Testimony describing organizing anti-lockdown protests, receiving multiple fines and arrests He testified that plainclothes officers from a major crimes unit executed the arrest, which he said caused
- Winnipeg Testimonies | National Citizens Ar
Testimony describing church capacity restrictions, drive-in service enforcement, repeated fines, arrest Testimony describing job loss, arrest, restrictive bail conditions, social ostracization, and severe Day Testimony Testimony describing organizing anti-lockdown protests, receiving multiple fines and arrests Testimony describing onset of cardiac symptoms, autonomic nervous system disorder diagnosis, and ongoing Employment departure, protest involvement, and repeated arrests related to opposition to COVID-19 public
- McDougall | National Citizens Ar
rally participation, self-isolation requirement, protest organizing, Provincial Offences Act, breach arrest Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Employment departure, protest involvement, and repeated arrests Winnipeg childcare worker describes leaving his job over mask policies and being repeatedly ticketed and arrested He was arrested in May 2021 under The Provincial Offences Act for allegedly continuing to participate He further described a second arrest related to an alleged breach of bail conditions after entering a
- Tissen | National Citizens Ar
Monitoring Services, $5,000 Church Fine, $1,296 Personal Fine, Multiple Gathering Tickets, October 18 2021 Arrest , 45-Hour Detention, Bail Conditions Church Ban, Children Witnessed Arrest, Funeral Restrictions 10 Person Topic Testimony describing church capacity restrictions, drive-in service enforcement, repeated fines, arrest Tissen testified that he was arrested on October 18, 2021, after a warrant had been outstanding for several He stated that his children witnessed police visits and his arrest, resulting in ongoing trauma.
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Transcript Job Loss November 2020, Social Media Defamation, Outdoor Gathering Tickets, $19,000 Fines, Arrest Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Testimony describing job loss, arrest One Line Summary Arborist Sharon Vickner testified that COVID-era advocacy led to job loss, arrest, nearly received approximately $19,000 in fines related to outdoor gathering infractions and was ultimately arrested She testified that the combined effects of arrest, community hostility over mask non-compliance, family
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Witness Testimony Keywords from Transcript GraceLife Church seizure, Pastor James Coates arrest, Tim Stephens arrest, Charter section 2(a), freedom of religion denial, religious exemption refusals, human involvement in multiple COVID-era legal challenges, particularly those involving church closures and arrests He described advising Pastor James Coates of GraceLife Church prior to his arrest and subsequent 35-day He also referenced the arrests of Pastor Tim Stephens and legal proceedings related to Church in the
- Coates | National Citizens Ar
claim, church capacity limits, worship restrictions, RCMP enforcement, Alberta Health Services order, arrest November 2023 Main Topic Religious non-compliance with COVID-19 public health orders and subsequent arrest Pastor testifies about resuming full worship services in defiance of COVID restrictions, resulting in arrest As a result, he was arrested and remained in custody for approximately 35 days before being released.
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Efficacy of the COVID-19 Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Testimony describing repeated fines, arrest Bohemier testified that after speaking at peaceful anti-mandate rallies, he received nine fines, was arrested Bohemier testified that he was later arrested at his residence under a warrant and transported to jail He stated that he was not offered release by the arresting officer and was required to appear before Bohemier described the combined effect of fines, arrest, bail restrictions, and job loss as an effort
- Ugolini | National Citizens Ar
Keywords from Transcript Cobourg beach closure, shoreline civil disobedience, $880 trespass fine threat, arrest Response in Canada; November 2023 Main Topic Testimony regarding municipal beach closure enforcement, arrest Summary Journalist and mother Tamara Ugolini testified that municipal shoreline closures led to her arrest She refused to identify herself to receive an $880 COVID-related trespass fine, was arrested, handcuffed
- Scott | National Citizens Ar
Business closure protest against COVID-19 public health orders and subsequent enforcement actions, arrest Summary Cafe owner recounts reopening in protest of lockdowns, facing repeated enforcement actions, arrest He stated that he was arrested, detained for three days, fined $30,000, placed on 18 months’ probation















