Quebec doctor group still calling for open dialogue with health authorities
A prominent Quebec doctor group is still asking health officials to be truthful about mRNA vaccines.
Trudeau spy accused of knowing — and hiding — identity of racist flag waver at Freedom Convoy
Freedom Corp lawyer Brendan Miller accused the head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) of knowing — and hiding — the identity of the individual who waved a racist flag at the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa earlier this year.
Trudeau, Singh gave false statements about Convoy days after briefing
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh gave false statements about the Freedom Convoy’s GoFundMe just days after a federal briefing provided correct information, according to new revelations uncovered in the Public Order Emergency Commission.
G20 countries commit to WHO-facilitated global health passports
G20 countries commit to WHO-facilitated global health passports
Deena Hinshaw replaced as Alberta’s chief medical health officer
Deena Hinshaw has officially been fired as Alberta’s chief medical officer of health and replaced by Dr. Mark Joffe.
Australian government says vaccine risk too high for people under 30
The Australian government says the risk of myocarditis from a COVID booster might be greater than COVID itself — so it won’t allow people under 30 to get a fourth vaccine.
EXCLUSIVE: Dying unvaccinated woman wants to take her case to the Supreme Court
A woman denied an organ transplant because she’s not vaccinated against COVID-19 hopes to take her case to the Supreme Court.
Alberta appeal court refuses organ transplant for dying, unvaccinated woman
Alberta’s court of appeals affirmed the decision to deny an unvaccinated woman an organ transplant, which doctors say she needs or she will die.
COVID vaccine critic Dr. Paul Alexander to speak with Alberta Health
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she’s interested to hear what COVID-19 vaccine skeptic Dr. Paul Alexander has to say to officials at Alberta Health Services.
Bulford alleges Trudeau’s photographer snapped racist flag
At the Emergencies Act Inquiry on Friday, Daniel Bulford said he believed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s personal photographer Adam Scotti snapped a picture of a man holding a confederate flag.