CanadianCovidCareAlliance

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland announced unprecedented violations of Canadian citizens' charter rights on Oct 6th - in the form of vaccine mandates and vaccine passports. Are these legally or scientifically justified?

Pfizer reported that its vaccine shows a 95% efficacy. That sounds like it protects you 95% of the time. But that's not what that number actually means. That is the relative risk reduction which does NOT tell you what your overall risk is reduced by vaccination. For that number, we need to look at absolute risk reduction. This video explains the difference and why it's important to understand.

Do masks actually work? What about two masks? Or three, or five? Viral immunologist and CCCA member Dr. Byram Bridle performs a simple experiment to find out.

Our evidence based response to the imposition of #VaccinePassports Please share widely. We pack a lot of information into 2:20! #RESIST

Éthique 101. Le Dr Julie Ponesse, professeur d'éthique à l'Université de Western Ontario, donne une leçon de courage et d'intégrité.

Ethics 101. Dr. Julie Ponesse, a professor of Ethics at the University of Western Ontario, provides a lesson in courage and integrity.

Vaccination is an invasive medical procedure and any medical procedure, in Canada, is something to which all Canadians have the right to consent to or refuse to consent to and all citizens of Canada are protected under the medical and legal ethics of voluntary informed consent and there are a number of documents that support this right to informed consent.

Informed consent. It's your right. In Canada, it's the law. Since you're the one who ultimately has to bear the consequences of any medical intervention, it's your right to make an informed, free choice. So when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccines, what should informed consent look like? You should be informed of: 1) The nature of the treatment 2) The expected benefits of the treatment 3) The material risks of the treatment 4) The material side effects of the treatment 5) Alternative courses of action 6) The likely consequences of not having the treatment If you weren't provided with this information, if your decision was made as a result of pressure, and if you didn't receive the vaccine protocol that you agreed to, then what you experienced was NOT informed consent. www.CanadianCovidCareAlliance.org