The upcoming inquiry into reported COVID-19 vaccine injuries will hear from the sister of late House of Commons staffer Scott Gorry, who was awarded financial compensation after developing myocarditis following his second vaccine dose.
Conservative MP Dean Allison said during an Aug. 13 press conference on Parliament Hill that, before his death in July, Gorry told his sister he wanted Canadians to hear “what he had experienced and what he and his family had gone through.”
The Allison Inquiry will run from Sept. 8 to Sept. 11, giving Canadians who say they were injured by COVID-19 vaccines the chance to testify on their experiences. The inquiry may also hear from experts to give context on the issue, but it will not make findings of fact or reach any final conclusions….