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.

More than 1,400 applications to testify have been received.

We will, however, be submitting all the stories we have received to the official record, ensuring that their voices are accounted for. Our purpose is simple: to give injured Canadians permission to share their stories.

After years in which many injured Canadians have struggled to have their experiences acknowledged, these hearings will provide an opportunity for their stories to be heard directly by Canadian lawmakers.

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    “I’ve been doing this for five years, and I’m only doing it for the injured people.” At Day Two (9 September 2026) of the Allison Inquiry, Canadian computational biologist and researcher Dr. Jessica Rose presents a data-driven deep dive into public safety tracking systems.

    In this testimony, Dr. Jessica Rose shares her analysis of reporting platforms including VAERS, CDC’s V-safe data obtained via FOIA requests, and Canada’s Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP). Drawing from her background in applied mathematics, immunology, and biochemistry, Dr. Rose outlines key statistical patterns and reporting trends to bring transparency and accountability to health data.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apc8Q3MzxzI