For too long, Canadians who believe they were injured following COVID-19 vaccination have felt that their concerns were not being heard
My colleague MP Dean Allison is giving these Canadians an opportunity to share their experiences through the upcoming Allison Inquiry, taking place September 8–11 on Parliament Hill
Listening to Canadians matters. We owe it to those who have been affected to hear their stories, ask difficult questions, and ensure we learn from the COVID-19 pandemic so we are better prepared for the future.
For too long, Canadians who believe they were injured following COVID-19 vaccination have felt that their concerns were not being heard.
— Dr. Leslyn Lewis (@LeslynLewis)September 3, 2026
My colleague MP Dean Allison is giving these Canadians an opportunity to share their experiences through the upcoming Allison Inquiry, taking… https://t.co/utSMVsKXzS
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