Last night, during a public call hosted by BC Rising, I shared an open letter addressed to Dr. Bonnie Henry, Premier David Eby, and Minister Adrian Dix. What stood out was not only the discussion itself, but the response that followed. Within a short period of time, dozens of individuals began adding their names to the letter. It was a small but clear signal that the questions raised are not isolated. The letter is not written to revisit every decision made during the Pandemi

In recent days, a headline has been moving quickly across social media: a claim that a Dutch court has ordered Bill Gates and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla to testify about alleged harm caused by mRNA vaccines. The language is definitive. The tone is urgent. The implication is that something long hidden is finally being brought into the light. There is just one problem. This is not what is happening. At the time of writing, there is no verified court proceeding in the Netherla

When Trust Breaks, Public Health Follows In recent years, public health responses to COVID-19 have begun to diverge in noticeable ways. South of the border in the United States, courts, regulators, and professional bodies have gradually reopened debate. Policies are being reassessed. Trade-offs are being acknowledged. In some cases, earlier assumptions are being revisited openly, if imperfectly. In British Columbia and much of Canada, that process has been far more limited. P