Last October, the opposition successfully passed a motion in the House of Commons directing the government to produce a variety of COVID documents, including vaccine contracts to the Health Committee, no later than December 7 2020. After six months of stalling, the Trudeau government finally delivered the contracts, but in a redacted form. Predictably the Liberals released these document late on Friday in June with barely a week left in the Parliamentary session. Worse, they removed information from the contracts in full violation of the House order. Nevertheless this is a victory for transparency and accountability for the opposition.
Redacted COVID-19 Vaccine Documents
Read the released documents below:
Part 1:
Part 2:
Latest posts
Record-breaking attendance at PICS job fair in Vancouver
The Mega Job Fair, recognized for bridging gaps between employers and potential employees, set a new precedent in fostering community and economic development within the region.
Don Davies, MP for Vancouver-Kingsway, praised the event, highlighting PICS’s instrumental role in community enrichment. “PICS has once again demonstrated its commitment to economic and community growth by successfully connecting aspiring individuals with potential employers,” Davies said, underlining the societal impact of such initiatives.
Canada’s pharmacare bill has officially been introduced in Parliament
“This is a historic day for Canadians,” said NDP health critic and lead on pharmacare negotiations Don Davies Thursday morning.
“This is the culmination of a dream that began when Tommy Douglass invented health care in Saskatchewan in the 1940s. It’s the culmination of decades of hard work by New Democrats, progressive Canadians and allied organizations.”