Lawyer Says Health Canada Is "Most Likely Liable" for Criminal Offences Over COVID-19 Vaccines
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A Canadian lawyer, Shawn Buckley, has said that Health Canada is "most likely liable" for criminal offences connected to its handling of COVID-19 vaccines. Health Canada is the federal department responsible for the health of Canadians, including the review and oversight of medicines and vaccines.
Buckley's comments focus on the department's actions during the COVID-19 pandemic. He has argued that Health Canada may have broken the law in how it dealt with the vaccines. The report does not provide the full details of the legal arguments behind his claim, so it is not clear which specific offences he is referring to.
It is important to note that these are allegations made by one lawyer, not findings from a court or an official investigation. The claims have not been tested in a legal proceeding, and the report does not include a response from Health Canada.
The issue remains a subject of debate in Canada, and further developments may follow. Readers who want to follow the story should look for official statements from Health Canada and reports from courts or other public bodies.
Sources: Juno News
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