The Allison Inquiry - Additional Testimonials on Day 1
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On day 1 of this Inquiry, what did Dr. Charles Hoffe have to say?
To clarify a quick timeline detail: while Dr. Charles Hoffe gave preliminary media comments and preliminary remarks right before Day 1 kicked off on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, his full, formal sworn testimony before the panel actually took place on Day 2 (Wednesday, September 9, 2026).
Across both his Day 1 opening comments and his full Day 2 sworn testimony, Dr. Hoffe addressed the following key points:
1. Clinical Observations in Lytton, B.C.
Dr. Hoffe recounted his experience as a rural family physician in Lytton, British Columbia.
2. Adverse Event Reporting Barriers
He stated that he personally filed 14 adverse event reports to health authorities regarding suspected vaccine injuries.
3. Regulatory and Institutional Pushback
Dr. Hoffe detailed the professional disciplinary actions and formal investigations he faced from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia after raising safety concerns publicly and writing open letters to provincial health leadership.
4. Proposed Institutional Reforms
He called for greater legislative protection for physicians who report safety signals and adverse events.
This video features Dr. Charles Hoffe's full sworn testimony at the Allison Inquiry, where he outlines his clinical observations as a rural doctor, his attempts to submit adverse event reports, and the professional consequences he experienced.
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What did Carrie Lynn Sakamoto have to say to the inquiry on day 1?
As the first public witness to take the stand on Day 1 (Tuesday, September 8, 2026) of the Allison Inquiry, Carrie Lynn Sakamoto—a mother of three from outside Lethbridge, Alberta—delivered emotional testimony detailing her experience with severe health complications following her second COVID-19 vaccination.
Her testimony centered on several key areas:
1. Onset of Symptoms and Hospitalization
Sakamoto testified that she was healthy prior to receiving an AstraZeneca dose followed by a Pfizer dose on June 18, 2021.
Shortly after her second dose, she experienced high fever, vomiting, swollen lymph nodes, and intense head pain she described as "fire in my brain".
After an initial emergency room visit treated her symptoms as a migraine, her face dropped, leading to a diagnosis of Bell's palsy and a 17-day hospital stay.
She described severe neurological impairment, including complete facial paralysis, an inability to close one eye, hearing loss, balance issues, and the loss of her ability to chew and swallow, which required feeding tubes.
2. Physical and Cognitive Aftereffects
She described the ongoing physical reality of her condition, including long-term facial paralysis due to nerves misfiring/healing in the wrong pattern, persistent cramping, short-term memory loss, and speech difficulties.
She stated that her treating specialists in the hospital explicitly recognized and logged her condition as a "Pfizer vaccine injury" to public health authorities in Ottawa.
3. Financial, Family, and Administrative Burden
Sakamoto detailed the significant impact on her family's farm and seed business, explaining that her children and husband had to step in as primary caregivers while she relearned basic functions like swallowing.
She spoke about navigating Canada's federal compensation system (the Vaccine Injury Support Program / VISP).
While she received $62,000, she testified that the amount was far exceeded by out-of-pocket medical care, ongoing therapy, and lost household income, noting that she remains caught in a lengthy appeals process plagued by lost documentation and administrative bureaucracy.
4. Public Advocacy and Seeking Accountability
Beyond her personal story, Sakamoto spoke about her role as community outreach chair with CANrise19, an organization assisting vaccine-injured Canadians.
She emphasized that putting her story on the public record mattered after feeling dismissed by authorities and censored online, stating, "We were told no one would be left behind—instead, our lives turned into survival."
This video features Carrie Lynn Sakamoto's opening testimony on Day 1, detailing her medical history, hospitalization, and experience navigating financial and medical support programs.
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And what did Vienna Demeduk have to say on day 1 of this inquiry?
During Day 1 (Tuesday, September 8, 2026) of the Allison Inquiry, Vienna Demeduk—a 63-year-old former massage therapist and long-distance runner from Vancouver, British Columbia—delivered emotional testimony detailing a sudden, life-changing health crisis following vaccination:
1. Onset of Medical Crisis
Demeduk testified that prior to her vaccination, she maintained an exceptionally active lifestyle as a long-distance runner (running up to 20 km) and worked physically as a massage therapist.
She stated that within 48 hours of receiving her Moderna dose on July 2, 2021, she felt a distinct "pop" in her head, suffered immediate vision loss, and lost the ability to walk.
She described experiencing a severe cerebellar stroke, followed by a brain hemorrhage several days later that required weeks in intensive care.
She testified to having suffered 12 subsequent strokes over the following three years.
2. Medical Records and Institutional Obstacles
A central focus of her testimony was her frustration with the medical system and the difficulty in obtaining transparent medical records.
She recounted that while individual physicians spoke to her candidly in private, they expressed reluctance to formally document suspected vaccine ties when colleagues were present.
She stated: "The levels of corruption, and the medical doctors that were willing to speak to me, it was always when no one else was in the room. And the stuff they put in my medical files are so redacted, it's not even truthfu l."
3. Impact on Daily Life
Demeduk described the transition from being a high-functioning athlete to living with severe neurological impairment, persistent balance issues, loss of income, and having to rely on a walking cane for mobility.
This video includes the full Day 1 broadcast from Ottawa, capturing the sworn opening witness testimonies—including accounts from Carrie Lynn Sakamoto and Vienna Demeduk—presented to the panel.
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What did Shawna Worton have to say to the inquiry on day 1?
During Day 1 (Tuesday, September 8, 2026) of the Allison Inquiry, Shawna Worton testified regarding severe health complications and medical hurdles following her vaccination:
Onset of Health Issues: She detailed experiencing sudden physical impairment, including severe neurological symptoms, cardiovascular distress, and ongoing systemic issues following her vaccination.
Emergency Medical Care: She described her experiences navigating emergency rooms and seeking answers from specialists, recounting how difficult it was to obtain a clear diagnosis or formal recognition of her condition.
Institutional Challenges: She testified about the frustration of feeling dismissed by public health mechanisms and medical authorities while seeking care, treatment options, and disability support.
What did John Philip Grant have to say to the inquiry on day 1?
During Day 1 (Tuesday, September 8, 2026) of the Allison Inquiry, John Philip Grant—a 74-year-old grandfather, youth leader, and retired builder with 40 years of physical construction experience—delivered sworn testimony detailing a severe, life-threatening medical crisis following vaccination:
1. Pre-Vaccination Background & Onset
Grant testified that prior to vaccination, he enjoyed robust health and an active life working in construction.
Shortly after receiving his vaccination, he suffered a sudden hematological crisis characterized by immediate petechiae (small, pinpoint red spots caused by bleeding under the skin) and severe systemic complications.
2. Collapse of Platelet Levels and Hospitalization
Upon being admitted to the emergency room, blood tests revealed that his blood platelet count had collapsed to 4, eventually dropping to 0.
He described experiencing catastrophic internal bleeding, severe oral bleeding, and pulmonary complications that left him in critical condition.
As he stated in his emotional testimony before lawmakers, "I didn't know if I was going to live; I was bleeding to death."
3. Impact on Quality of Life
Grant detailed the immense physical, emotional, and psychological toll the experience took on his life, highlighting the sudden transition from active lifelong health to facing a life-altering medical crisis.
This video captures John Philip Grant's Day 1 testimony at the Allison Inquiry, detailing the collapse of his platelet count, severe internal bleeding, and his emergency hospital care.
What did Michael Mcnair say at the Allison Inquiry?
At the Allison Inquiry—held on Parliament Hill in Ottawa from September 8 to 11, 2026—Michael McNair, an 11-year veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), testified alongside military lawyer Catherine Christensen (Principal of Valour Law).
His testimony focused on his personal experience as a CAF member under federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates and the broader impact on military personnel.
Personal Impact and Injury: McNair delivered emotional testimony detailing his experience with an unacknowledged COVID-19 vaccine injury following the military mandates.
He described his physical struggles, the emotional toll of his medical release from the forces, and the difficulty he faced in receiving recognition and proper care. Break on Silence for CAF Members: He addressed the systemic denial within the military system regarding vaccine-induced adverse events and highlighted that serving members who were injured felt unsafe or unable to speak up for themselves.
Institutional Critique: Along with Christensen, McNair criticized the institutional handling of military mandates, arguing that soldiers faced forced compliance without adequate post-injury support or medical acknowledgment.
The Allison Inquiry, chaired by MP Dean Allison, brought together approximately 50 witnesses to record personal testimonies regarding COVID-19 vaccine injuries, medical abandonment, and government accountability.
You can watch the full recorded segment of his testimony on YouTube via
This video features his live, sworn testimony given on Day 1 of the Ottawa hearings, detailing his personal military service background and experience following the mandates.
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