THE National Citizens’ Inquiry into the Canadian government’s Covid-19 response has found that three out of four Canadians report having been harmed by the Covid-19 policies leading to injuries, deaths and infertility of vaccinated men.
The inquiry has produced extensive reports that mimic Covid-19 experiences in Australia and serve as useful reference material for any similar reports – and hopefully investigations and prosecutions – in Australia.
Apart from the physical injury and death following Covid-19 vaccinations, other harm included isolation, increased divorce or family tension, disruptions to the lives of children and students, job and income losses, business failures, increased mental and physical health stress, reduced healthcare quality, and limitations on rights and freedoms.
The inquiry, held in major city venues across the nation, sought to learn what went right and what went wrong during the past three years, and what are the lessons to be learned from Canada’s COVID-19 experience?
The inquiry’s final report is based on more than 300 witnesses who shared their experiences during the COVID-19 crisis, or shared their expertise on subjects ranging from the economy and education, to mental health and medical science, to media and institutional censorship, to social harm and civic losses.
A Supplemental Report by the independent commissioners last November was based on testimony by 35 lay and expert witnesses during three days of hearings in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Expert testimony revealed serious infertility issues caused by the vaccine as well as lack of transparency and accountability. Testimonies highlighted the absence of clear oversight mechanisms and governmental transparency during critical decision-making processes.
Witnesses also presented evidence of suppression of scientific discourse, censorship of alternative viewpoints, and violations of informed consent protocols, in addition to the severe financial and psychological toll of lockdowns, business closures, and restrictions, particularly on vulnerable populations such as seniors and small business owners.
Significant health and safety concerns arose after expert analysis of vaccine safety, adverse event reporting, and the long-term consequences of rushed approvals. The hearings also discussed the risks posed by DNA/RNA contamination in vaccine manufacturing processes.
The findings reveal how emergency measures undermined democratic processes, concentrating power in ways that eroded public trust in institutions.
