Allison Inquiry

Media Advisory The Allison Inquiry is now inviting media organizations to reserve coverage space for the Inquiry, taking place on Parliament Hill in Ottawa from September 8–11. The proceedings will be livestreamed, and a limited number of spaces have been reserved for media wishing to attend in person. Media representatives are encouraged to reserve their spot as soon as possible. To request access, please email info@allisoninquiry.com. #TheAllisonInquiry #MediaAdvisory #ParliamentHill #Canada #Journalism #PublicInquiry @CBCNews @CTVNews @globalnews @nationalpost @globeandmail @RebelNewsOnline @junonewscom

**PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY ON CVD VAX INJURIES LAUNCHED** It's been five years since COVID-19 changed Canada, and important questions remain as to the impacts of it on Canadians. A special public inquiry is being launched in response to Canadians who say they have experienced vaccine injuries and have yet to receive compensation, despite the creation of a federal support program. At the Parliamentary Press Gallery, Michelle Worton of British Columbia shared her personal testimony about how the vaccine impacted her. I also sat down with Member of Parliament Dean Allison, who is hosting the Allison Inquiry this September, to discuss why the inquiry is being held, what it hopes to accomplish, and how Canadians can participate. If you believe there should be room for respectful, honest, and evidence-based dialogue—including hearing firsthand testimony from those directly affected—I encourage you to watch this interview. It includes Michelle Worton's remarks as well as my conversation with MP Dean Allison. To learn more or participate in the inquiry, visit: allisoninquiry.com. Thanks for joining me, MP Dean Allison. Stay connected: 4mycanada.com/getemails Donate to help us do more interviews like this: 4mycanada.com/donate @DeanAllisonMP

"The greatest medical experiment in history." In this conversation with Shadoe Davis, Allison Inquiry lawyer Shawn Buckley explains why he believes Canadians can no longer avoid difficult conversations about COVID-19 vaccine injuries. Shawn speaks about what he describes as a moral responsibility to listen to those who say they were injured, reduce suffering where possible, and encourage respectful dialogue instead of division. He also calls on Canadians to speak with their MPs and urge them to attend the Allison Inquiry, emphasizing that meaningful conversations—not anger or personal attacks—are how accountability begins. The Allison Inquiry exists to provide a respectful forum where Canadians can share their experiences, have evidence examined, and ensure these stories become part of the public record. ✔️ Share and tag your MPs, asking them to attend. #TheAllisonInquiry #ListeningMatters #Transparency #Accountability #Canada

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Watch the Shadoe Davis show this evening for a discussion about the upcoming Allison Inquiry.

"You can't hide the injuries, and you can't hide the deaths." In this conversation with Viva Frei, Allison Inquiry lawyer Shawn Buckley discusses why the experiences of Canadians who report COVID-19 vaccine injuries deserve to be heard openly and respectfully. The interview explores the purpose of the Allison Inquiry, the importance of documenting testimony, and why transparency is essential when difficult questions remain unanswered. Regardless of differing perspectives, the Inquiry is founded on the principle that people should have the opportunity to tell their stories and have them entered into the public record. The Allison Inquiry is a citizen-funded, volunteer-led effort dedicated to listening, examining evidence, and ensuring these voices are not forgotten. #TheAllisonInquiry #Transparency #Accountability #ListeningMatters #Canada

"I'm still pleading for treatment." At the Allison Inquiry press conference on Parliament Hill, Canadian dental professional Michelle Worton shared the reality that she has lived with since experiencing a COVID-19 vaccine injury. She spoke of spending most of her life homebound, losing her independence, and continuing to search for medical care years later. Speaking not only for herself, but for many others, Michelle described what she says is a lack of meaningful support for Canadians living with vaccine injuries and called attention to those who continue to suffer in silence. The Allison Inquiry exists to ensure these voices are heard. Every Canadian deserves the opportunity to share their experience with dignity, compassion, and respect. If you or a loved one have suffered a Covid-19 vaccine injury, The Allison Inquiry wants to hear from you. Please visit allisoninquiry.com for more information. #TheAllisonInquiry #ListeningMatters #Transparency #Accountability #Canada

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Tune in this afternoon to @thevivafrei for a conversation about The Allison Inquiry with Lawyer Shawn Buckley. It's all happening at 3:45 ET live here on the Allison Inquiry X account! @DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw

"Which Side of the Fence Are You On?" In this conversation with David Whitehead, lawyer Shawn Buckley speaks candidly about the personal cost of online attacks directed at people who believe they were injured by COVID-19 vaccines, as well as the volunteers working to establish the Allison Inquiry. The discussion also reflects on Pastor Artur Pawlowski's challenge to Canadians to decide "which side of the fence you're on"—whether to remain silent or stand for the principle that every person deserves to have their story heard with dignity and respect, regardless of where they stand on the issues. The Allison Inquiry was created to provide a respectful forum where witnesses can share their experiences and evidence can be examined openly. At its heart is a simple belief: listening matters. #TheAllisonInquiry #ListeningMatters #Transparency #Accountability #Canada

The Allison Inquiry depends on people like you. The Allison Inquiry is a citizen-funded, volunteer-led effort to ensure Canadians who were injured by COVID-19 vaccines have the opportunity to be heard. There is no government funding. Every hearing, every witness, and every step forward is made possible by Canadians who believe that listening matters. If you believe in transparency, accountability, and giving people a respectful forum to share their experiences, please consider making a donation. Together, we can ensure these stories are heard. Donate today at covidtestimony.com/donate #TheAllisonInquiry #Donate #Transparency #Accountability #CitizenLed @DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw

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Tune in tonight to find out more and have your questions answered about The Allison Inquiry.

“They're accessing MAID because they can't take it anymore.” That is one of the heartbreaking realities discussed by lawyer Shawn Buckley in this interview with David Whitehead about the Allison Inquiry. The conversation explores why the Inquiry was created, the challenges many Canadians who were injured by COVID-19 vaccines say they have faced, and why giving people the opportunity to tell their stories matters. The Allison Inquiry is founded on a simple principle: every Canadian deserves to be heard with dignity and compassion. If you believe you suffered a COVID-19 vaccine injury, we encourage you to apply to be a witness at AllisonInquiry.com. Your story matters. Your voice deserves to be heard. #TheAllisonInquiry #ListeningMatters #Transparency #Accountability #Canada

MP Dean Allison and Lawyer Shawn Buckley talk about The Allison Inquiry on Quebec media outlet Luxe Media with Caroline Mailloux.

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Hundreds of Canadians have already come forward to share their experiences ahead of the Allison Inquiry, a non-partisan hearing that aims to give people who say they were injured by Covid vaccines an opportunity to be heard. Rather than assigning blame, the inquiry seeks to listen, learn, and build a public record through testimony from affected Canadians and experts. Hearings will be livestreamed from September 8 to 11, 2026. theepochtimes.com/world/tory-mp-…