Independent Inquiry Hears From Doctors, Professors on COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries

Panelists at "A Citizens' Hearing," an independent inquiry of Canada's pandemic response, listen to stories of Canadians adversely affected by COVID-19 vaccine mandates and restrictions, in Toronto on June 23, 2022. (L–R) Former Party leader and MP Preston Manning, retired Ontario pediatrician Dr. Susan Natsheh, and David Ross, president of the Canadian COVID Care Alliance. Andrew Chen/The Epoch Times

TORONTO—Several experts spoke about COVID-19 vaccine injuries at a citizens-based independent inquiry looking into Canada’s pandemic response and giving a platform to those adversely harmed by COVID-19 mandates to share their stories.

The Citizens’ Hearing entered its second day on June 23, featuring doctors, professors, and other experts who presented data and evidence showing the deficiencies of the government’s COVID-19 vaccine mandates. The three-day inquiry, which winds up on June 24, is being co-hosted by the Canadian COVID Care Alliance.