Allison Inquiry Day 1 | Official Testimony

On September 8, 9, 10 and 11, 2026, the Allison Inquiry will be listening to the testimony of Canadians injured by a Covid-19 vaccine. The Inquiry will be broadcast live from Parliament Hill in Ottawa. The Allison Inquiry represents the first time that Canadian lawmakers will be listening to Canadians about their experiences with the Covid-19 vaccines.

The Allison Inquiry will be chaired by Member of Parliament Dean Allison and is non-partisan. Members of Parliament and Senators from all parties are eligible to sit as panel members. The Inquiry is being held with the cooperation of the Covid Testimony Association, a not-for-profit set up to assist in running the Inquiry.

0:00 Opening remarks
11:52 Inquiry context and goal
18:38 Senator Johnson's background
27:28 Senator Johnson's testimony
36:12 Pandemic data analysis
43:33 Vaccine safety and data
54:21 Personal and political impact
1:07:48 Impact on families
1:12:03 Medical community concerns
1:25:15 Oversight and cover-ups
1:37:17 Government accountability
1:45:56 Break and closing thoughts
1:57:58 Public trust and media
2:15:38 Compensating the injured
2:23:25 Pandemic planning failures
2:36:25 Moving forward
2:43:33 Vaccine nature and definition
2:52:15 Clinical trial limitations
3:00:42 Accountability and history
3:09:14 Testimony of injured
3:20:51 Systemic failure in care
3:42:09 Veterans' experiences
4:18:06 Struggles of the injured
4:33:41 Personal and moral injury
4:57:15 Professional testimony
5:07:31 Data analysis presentation
5:21:20 Expert overview
5:40:17 Scientific and institutional analysis
5:59:01 Mortality data and correlation
6:12:39 Socioeconomic and mortality trends
6:30:12 Viral spread and mortality
6:43:20 Final conclusions