Open Letter to Federal Health Minister
An open letter has been written to the federal Minister of Health requesting a meeting to discuss the many concerns with the mRNA vaccines that are being given to Canadians.
An open letter has been written to the federal Minister of Health requesting a meeting to discuss the many concerns with the mRNA vaccines that are being given to Canadians.
The CCCA’s Scientific and Medical Advisory Committee has written an open letter to all post secondary institutions in Canada expressing support for their objective for optimizing the health and well-being of their staff and students, and discouraging them from adopting new or renewed mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policies.
Members of the CCCA’s Scientific and Medical Committee have written an open letter to Dr. Bonnie Henry asking her to rescind the Order requiring B.C. health professionals to disclose their COVID-19 vaccination status.
The CCCA’s Scientific and Medical Advisory Committee has written an open letter to the president of the University of Toronto, President Meric Gertler. The letter addresses many issues raised by mandating COVID-19 genetic vaccines for those wishing to live in campus residence this fall and requests he reconsider the decision to impose mandates which may cause harm to the campus community.
A request has been made to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to allow an investigation pertaining to crimes against humanity. Canadians can submit testimonies to ICC.
“Stop the Shots” resources are prepared by the medical experts at the CCCA. They summarize the evidence to help parents make an informed choice on whether or not to give their children a COVID-19 genetic vaccine.
Letter urging FDA, VRBPAC AND CDC to REJECT the Pfizer EUA application to inject mRNA into kids 6 months to 4 years old when it
Dr. Steven Pelech Letter to UBC President Santa Ono calls for end of mandatory masking.
Here is a summary of relevant information for pregnant women seeking formal exemptions from mandated COVID-19 vaccinations.
In October of 2021, CCCA’s Pharmaceuticals Task Force wrote to several provincial Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons and Colleges of Pharmacy expressing deep concerns about
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