Wow

... consent was such an important part of that entire system because physicians are bound by medical ethics where they have to give informed consent, and they're supposed to tell you, you know, that risk versus benefit analysis, and that is a highly individualized thing.

They have to tell you what your risks are, what the potential benefits are, and then what the risks of the medication with the supposed benefits could be.

Um, and so in particular, when the province is taking over this database and the system, they didn't have any of those safeguards or medical ethics or legal requirements to build in an informed consent process.

And the craziest part about her whistleblowing story or testimony is, is really that when she started to flag these concerns and she was saying, "No, this is easy.

We can build this in very quickly.

We just need a dropdown menu.

What kind of, um, safety signals and concerns was she bringing up to the leadership that were being ignored?

How much power did these door to door census sales people have tomorrow?

Well, I don't think very much.

These are just enumerators.

And so we know that the government earlier this year hired 30,000 temporary Statistics Canada workers to go out and solicit this data from, I guess, the entire nation.

All across the country, we have an additional 30,000 agents to do this work specifically.

And I think that's very indicative of how much Canadians are no longer filling out these census, that they've had to hire 30,000 people to go door to door.

And I've seen clips also like trailer to trailer, like really searching people out and saying, hey, you didn't complete your census.

bail? Do you get bail really quickly? That's what everyone wants to know.

But I guess we want to get into this by asking, how aggressive has this enforcement become, and why are so many parents saying this feels like, uh, government coercion when talking about vaccine records for their kids?

Yeah, so, well, the enforcement mechanism really depends on each individual health unit.

And so whether or not the health unit wants to get super aggressive with it is really, it, it's really arbitrary in that manner.

But there has been instances that I've heard from parents where children have been ostracized, segregated.

They have been denied their busing.

They have been, in some of the most extreme cases, these children have been trespassed from school property if their parents continue to send them under this, what I refer to as unlawful suspension order by the medical officer of health.

Now, there are a lot of different things happening kind of simultaneously with a few different pieces of legislation.

What's the confusion with them not getting or completing their version of their medical records?