Conservative MP Dean Allison plans to hold town halls across Canada to hear from more people who say they were injured by COVID-19 vaccines, following an inquiry held in September.
“As long as people are struggling to get answers, medical care, and the support they need, their stories must continue to be heard,” Allison told reporters at a press conference in Ottawa on Nov. 5.
“That is why we are planning on holding town halls across the country, giving more Canadians the opportunity to come forward and share their experiences.”
Allison described the inquiry held last month as an “important beginning,” but said it was never intended to be the “end of the conversation.” He said hundreds more Canadians want to share their experiences and that he intends to “give them that opportunity.”
“These Canadians deserve to be heard. They deserve answers, and they deserve to know that they have not been forgotten,” he added.
The Allison Inquiry was a non-partisan initiative chaired by Allison that provided a forum for Canadians who said they were injured by COVID-19 vaccines to share their experiences. It was not mandated to make findings of fact or determine medical causation.
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