Proceedings of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan - Dec 1, 2022

During the proceedings of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan on December 1, 2022, Nadine Wilson, Member of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly for Saskatchewan Rivers, introduced a number of vaccine injured residents of Saskatchewan who have reported their injuries to CAERS.

Among the guests was a former public health inspector who trained with the federal government’s disaster planning training program.

All of the guests are from different regions and diverse walks of life, but they all have something in common — they've suffered injuries by taking the injection therapy. Some were coerced and some were not. They have all been stonewalled by our medical system when trying to report their injuries. They went with the hope that the Premier and the Minister of Health would meet with them.

Listen to Hon. Everett Hindley, Minister of Health’s response.

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