Canadians who were told to roll up their sleeves deserved a real safety net, and instead got a program that stalled on thousands of claims and left injured people feeling abandoned. The Allison Inquiry finally gave those families a microphone after years of being mocked, disciplined or ignored for raising red flags. Acknowledging that vaccines sometimes injure is basic honesty, not conspiracy.
An inquiry that didn't hear from vaccine experts or anyone who benefited isn't an inquiry — it's a stage show with the conclusion written in advance. Serious adverse events amount to about 0.011 per cent of doses, and the shots still cut hospitalization and death. Dressing up cherry-picked data and ivermectin talking points as official findings sows distrust and puts public health at risk.
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