#1132 - Allison Inquiry Day 2
Day 2 of the Allison Inquiry continued September 9, 2026 on Parliament Hill, as MP Dean Allison and counsel Shawn Buckley opened another full day of sworn testimony from Canadians reporting COVID-19 vaccine injuries. Witnesses included Michelle Worton, Cameron Hitchcock, Jasmeet Grewal, Michael Oes…
Shawn Buckley Testimony at Senate Committee 2009 Part 4 of 10
Buckley says other statutes do not justify seizing property with no court report. He and Senator Eaton clash over whether section 20(4) exempts inspectors from trespass.
Amish Assault In NYS & PA - The VaxiNAZIS Are On Offense - The Allison Inquiry & RFK Abandonment Of Vax Injured
The Allison Inquiry, SCOTUS Ruling, Amish Assault In NY & PA And RFK’s Abandonment Of Vaccine Injured
Are we making progress or moving backwards?
Last week heartbreaking testimony was entered into the record as part of the Allison Inquiry in Canada. Just day’s later RFK addressed Republican’s at th…
Shawn Buckley Testimony at Senate Committee 2009 Part 5 of 10
Buckley explains that telling an inspector to leave private property should end the visit. Asked about drop-side cribs, he says Canada can protect babies without abandoning court supervision.
Shawn Buckley Testimony at Senate Committee 2009 Part 6 of 10
Buckley prefers the Hazardous Products Act model: an immediate order that a court can still review. He cites the EMPowerplus case, where Health Canada kept blocking a product after being warned of suicides.
Homeopathy In Danger | E02 | Homeopathy Webinar with Shawn Buckley
Homeopathy treats the person, not a disease label. In Episode 2 of the NHPPA Homeopathic Network series, NHPPA President Shawn Buckley is joined by Elizabeth Chapman of Canadians for Homeopathy, practising homeopath and clinical herbalist Victor Cirone, and retired medical doctor Stephen Malthouse.…
Shawn Buckley Testimony at Senate Committee 2009 Part 7 of 10
Buckley says inspectors given power to seize for “compliance” will use that power exactly as written. Future regulations will not bind the courts or shrink the statute.
Shawn Buckley Testimony at Senate Committee 2009 Part 8 of 10
Buckley says an inspector can seize stock for a paperwork breach and then charge the owner administratively, with no review of whether the order made sense. Senators raise warrant rules and disclosure of confidential business information.
Shawn Buckley Testimony at Senate Committee 2009 Part 9 of 10
Buckley says consumer products have not become so dangerous that Canada must give up Charter protections. He argues section 8 and the Hunter warrant standard should apply once an inspector believes an offence has occurred.
Shawn Buckley Testimony at Senate Committee 2009 Part 10 of 10
Buckley cites Jarvis and Inko: once an inspector believes an offence has occurred, administrative seizure powers should stop. Senator Day asks why an inspector, not a minister or a court, should order a recall.
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