High Resolution Geotemporal Mortality around the World during and after the Declared COVID Pandemic

In this presentation, Denis Rancourt surveys some of his studies on all-cause mortality in the COVID era, with a focus on Canada. He highlights some striking differences between provinces:

- an early short and steep wave excess deaths immediately after the WHO had declared the "pandemic" was observed in Quebec and to a lesser degree in Ontario, but not in Alberta. Such a pattern cannot be explained by the behavior of the virus but must be attributed to local differences in the use of inappropriate treatment protocols.

- Alberta and Newfoundland/Labrador were hit by a wave of excess mortality at a later time, which coincided with a downturn in oil prices and employment. Increased drug abuse appears to have been a major factor.

- successive COVID vaccination campaigns were associated with waves of excess mortality across the country.

Overall, Rancourt concludes that the medical assault on the people in the COVID era included but was not limited to the use of toxic vaccines.

You can find Denis' writings at https://correlation-canada.org/ .