Canadian physicians make a public declination and put patents first despite Ontario Physicians Licensing Body gage order. What is the cost of silencing our professionals?
On April 30, 2021, Ontario’s physician licensing body, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO), issued a statement forbidding physicians from questioning or debating any or all of the official measures imposed in response to COVID-19.
Intimidation tactic: Police photograph faces, press passes of journalists covering protests
Law enforcement officers have photographed the faces or IDs of nearly three dozen journalists in Oregon and Minnesota in recent months, according to new data published
Health Canada recommends 40 to 45 amplification for the PCR test, suggesting that 98% of daily COVID-19 case reports are false positives
Canada confirms it is recommending 40 to 45 amplification for the PCR test for COVID-19. INN24 has many articles reviewing the PCR test showing that amplification over 30 has a 98% false positive and the PCR test was testing load not infection. The daily reporting of COVID of this metric is completely unreliable and one we should not be basing actions on.
[WATCH] Headlines: WE Charity co-founders to testify; World Wide Rally for Freedom; link between obesity and COVID-19
Watch today’s top stories for March 31st, 2021 including a discussion with INN24’s Vera Audette and Debbie Deer on the link between obesity and COVID-19 outcomes and the risk of hospitalization.
#AbolishChildSlavery: INNterview with Executive Director of International Rights Advocates, Terrence Collingsworth
“It will force the companies by an order of the court to finally do what they promised to do back in 2000. That is, to stop using child [slave] labour.”
[WATCH] Solar powered lighting fixture turns saltwater into freshwater
The inexpensive prototype utilizes solar energy and collects seawater to create a solar desalination skylight which emits natural diffused light. This device produces drinking water and uses leftover salt brine to create energy to be used as a light.
Does harsh parenting lead to stunted brain growth in children?
A new study found that repeated anger, yelling, hitting or shaking can have long-term repercussions on children’s brain development
Wealthy Americans refuse to pay $1.4T in uncollected taxes
Corporations fall through the cracks when it comes to paying taxes, the Congress needs to create a third-party verification system for their income
Petition to stop forced experimental vaccines raises over 600,000 signatures
A group called America’s Frontline Doctors is demanding that no one should feel pressured into accepting an experimental vaccine
Toronto-based artist sells first-ever digital house in the world for over $600,000
The mars-based house may be worth more than your own real-life house
Open letter from doctors and scientists alerts European Medicines Agency of COVID-19 vaccine dangers
The group is demanding answers for potential deadly side effects of vaccines, arguing that the EMA’s approval of vaccines was both “premature” and “reckless”
Report says government response to COVID-19 made Canada one of the world’s most miserable countries — even worse than US
Canada’s low score can be attributed to the “strong restrictions in behaviour,” poor economic response, the author says
Is the government tracking our cell phones?
Both Premier Doug Ford and Toronto Mayor John Tory admitted to obtaining cell phone data to track people during the pandemic, raising ethical and legal questions
Autopsy reveals Marvin Scott III ‘likely’ died from restraint, asphyxiation in sheriff’s custody — negligence of mental health protocol resulted in ‘unnecessary death,’ lawyer says
Scott appeared to be in a mental health crisis while in custody; family says officers should have taken appropriate measures for Scott’s schizophrenia
Myanmar military seizes George Soros’ bank accounts, seeks to arrest staff members
The military has issued 11 arrest warrants against staff members of the Open Society Foundation and has arrested the organization’s financial officer over allegations of financial misconduct
