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Inquiry Hearing from COVID-19 Vaccine Injured

Wednesday, 9 September 2026 17:46

By Geoff Waterfield

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Lawyer asks why topic is so forbidden that many won't go there

Some powerful testimony from people injured by COVID-19 vaccines at Niagara West MP Dean Allison's inquiry in Ottawa today.

Michelle Worton was healthy, ran a dentist office, but had many health problems after the vaccine, including the having to travel to the US to save her life from cystic brain masses.  "I returned back to the United States in 2024, again, no one would help me in Canada.  And within 36 hours I was diagnosed with numerous immune and neurological conditions."

Vienna Demeduk was a healthy jogger, who had a stroke after the vaccine, and hemorrhaged, claiming doctors were not willing to talk.  "The levels of corruption, and the medical doctors that were willing to speak to me, it was always when no one else was in the room.  And, the stuff they put in my medical files, are so redacted, it's not even truthful."

Dean Allison appreciating those testifying, including Republican Senator Ron Johnson for sharing 5-years of research.  "It's about hearing from those who have been injured, understanding the challenges they have faced, and continue to face, accessing medical care, and compassion and compensation, and making sure their experiences are documented and heard."

Lawyer Shawn Buckley called out the medical community, mainstream media and politicians who refused to take part.  "How can it be in Canada, in 2026, there is a topic that is so forbidden that even the most powerful classes in Canada cannot even tred there.   And, I can ask rhetorically, because there are examples throughout history." 

People testified of being completely healthy, now living with chronic pain, and some coming close to death.

The Allision Inquiry continues until Friday.

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