"We Are Not Impacted, We Are Injured": Allison Inquiry Press Conference | July 9 2026

Press conference from Parliament Hill June 9 2026

MP Dean Allison and the Allison Inquiry team held a press conference on Parliament Hill on July 9, 2026, providing an update on the response to the inquiry and inviting more Canadians and Members of Parliament to take part in the September hearings.

MP Allison confirmed that hundreds of Canadians have come forward since the inquiry launched a month ago, and that every Member of Parliament has now been emailed and invited to attend. Michelle, a co-founder of CanRise19 and a vaccine injury survivor, shared her experience of the past five years, including forced medical retirement, brain surgery in the United States, and the search for care that Canada's health system could not provide. Volunteer Teresa Buckley outlined how Canadians can contact their MP and support the inquiry, and closing remarks addressed public trust in the health system, the case for a national conversation, and the need for MPs to attend and listen.

The Allison Inquiry hearings take place September 8 to 11 on Parliament Hill.

If you or someone you know has been affected by a COVID-19 vaccine injury, submit your story, publicly or privately, at allisoninquiry.com

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:20 MP Dean Allison: update on the Allison Inquiry
5:28 Michelle (CanRise19): living with a vaccine injury
18:43 Teresa Buckley: how to contact your MP and take action
23:58 Community remarks: public trust and accountability
29:28 Closing remarks and Q&A

Share your story: allisoninquiry.com
Contact your MP: allisoninquiry.com/communicating-with-mps/

The Allison Inquiry is organized by the Covid Testimony Association, a Canadian not-for-profit, gathering testimony from Canadians affected by COVID-19 vaccines to build a public record for future accountability.

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To learn more, go to allsioninquiry.com