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January 28, 2024 A CBC article was published on January 25, 2024 with some notable and concerning inaccuracies: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/application-judicial-reciew-nova-scotia-covid-19-rules-1.7094394 This press release is to address…
“The Forgotten” are the solution to our failing Healthcare Crisis
Remember November 30, 2021: D-Day for people to get their vaccine or be put on unpaid leave? Yup. Those dirty healthcare workers, aka The Forgotten, that didn’t comply. Even the physician that holds patents for the technology required to make “the cure” is one of the biggest proponents against mandates.
Call to Action: Letters of Support
To: The Nova Scotian Public From: Citizens’ Alliance of Nova Scotia CANS Timeframe: January 15th to January 24th 2024 RE: Public Interest Standing being sought…
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“In considering this issue, there are aspects of CANS’ efforts that I accept militate in favour of public interest standing. I agree the issues which CANS raises are of public interest and transcend it as an organization. For the purposes of this motion, I am also prepared to accept that CANS’ concerns may have an impact on others who similarly seek declaratory relief for past actions.” Justice Keith
Research Involving Human Subjects: Is Nova Scotia Ready?
For simplicity’s sake, let’s just say that in clinical research/clinical trials, you, as a participant, will receive the Cadillac of care: no wait times for imaging, diagnostic tests, prompt medical attention if you experience what is referred to as an Adverse Event (AE). This highlights the sad reality that in Nova Scotia with a deeply challenged health care system (shortage of medical personnel, equipment, IT infrastructure), your best bet to receive top-notch care, may be enrolling in a clinical trial.
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