In Parliament, MP Dean Allison reflected on the Allison Inquiry and its purpose: to listen to Canadians injured by Covid-19 vaccines

He spoke about the four days of deeply emotional testimony, including witnesses who came forward on behalf of family members who had died. Among them was Crystal, who testified about her brother Scott Gorry, a former Parliament Hill employee who had hoped to testify himself before his death.

Dean Allison recognized the courage of the witnesses who travelled from across Canada, as well as the MPs, Shawn and Teresa Buckley, volunteers, and families who made the Inquiry possible.
The testimony was heard. Now, the stories must not be forgotten.

In Parliament, MP Dean Allison reflected on the Allison Inquiry and its purpose: to listen to Canadians injured by Covid-19 vaccines. He spoke about the four days of deeply emotional testimony, including witnesses who came forward on behalf of family members who had died. Among them was Crystal, who testified about her brother Scott Gorry, a former Parliament Hill employee who had hoped to testify himself before his death. Dean Allison recognized the courage of the witnesses who travelled from across Canada, as well as the MPs, Shawn and Teresa Buckley, volunteers, and families who made the Inquiry possible. “The stories were difficult, but they needed to be heard.” The testimony was heard. Now, the stories must not be forgotten. @DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw

— Allison Inquiry (@AllisonInquiry)October 7, 2026