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September 19th, 2026

The CHA Report of September 19th, 2026 features articles on the Allison Inquiry, which allowed Canadians to testify about their injuries from the Covid vaccines. These testimonies, held in the Parliament in Ottawa, revealed how a shot that was marketed as "safe and effective" and mandated by federal and provincial governments, institutions and employers destroyed lives and families across the nation. Other sections of the Report present studies, letters, courses and specific information that allow Canadians to be cognizant of what is currently happening in the field of healthcare.

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September 19th, 2026

Our Mission

To champion optimal health through education, scientific inquiry, collaboration, and open discourse that honours our dynamic connection to nature and innate wisdom.

In This Issue

Message from the Editor
Featured Articles
- My Journey with the Allison Inquiry by Myriam Bohemier, CHA Director
- Letter To The Highwire by Stephen Malthouse, MD, CHA Director
- 12 Diagnostic Thresholds That Were Lowered to Create Millions of New Patients
Taking The Pulse
- Moderna’s mRNA Flu Shot Cut from CDC Recommendations
- Mission Critical: Support Bill C-224
- COVID ‘Spike Protein’ Alone Produces Few Acute Reactions
- Oral Medicine The Missing Link In Whole Body Health
Upcoming Events & Training Courses & Meetings
CHA Counts On Your Contributions

Message From The Editor

The Allison Inquiry has shaken the confidence of Canadians this week. Testimonies from the Covid vaccine-injured, who trusted the guidance of their government, institutions, and doctors, as well as experts in the fields of science and medicine, clearly showed us what was done under the Guise of Safety in the last 6 years. People were also programmed into “suicidal empathy”, deceived into harming themselves with an improperly tested “vaccine” concoction, having been led by experts to believe that it would protect their loved ones and community. Knowingly, they took a risk, albeit trivialized by our media under the slogan Safe and Effective, for “the better good”. What the Allison Inquiry revealed was both shocking and heart-wrenching.

Our CHA director and Quebec lawyer, Myriam Bohemier, volunteered at the Allison Inquiry as part of the legal team and interviewed the Francophones who testified under oath. This week the CHA Report is highlighting her description of the experience. It will change the way you see things in the future.

The CHA Report is also highlighting a letter written by another director, Dr. Stephen Malthouse, to Del Bigtree at The Highwire. Many of our readers will be familiar with this weekly broadcast. In his letter, Dr. Malthouse points out that The Highwire, in its coverage of the Allison Inquiry, missed a crucial piece of the puzzle.

If you missed the Allison inquiry (like many of our elected MPs intentionally did), you can watch the recorded testimonies here: https://covidtestimony.com/live/#inquiry-full-days

Kudos to the MPs that had the integrity to attend and our special thanks to MP Dean Allison, Sean and Teresa Buckley, Myriam Bohemier, and the many experts and volunteers who made this event at the Parliament buildings in Ottawa possible. Our heartfelt thanks and sympathy to the many Covid-shot- and public-health-measures-injured Canadians who testified at the Inquiry and also to the 1350 injured people, for whom time restraints of the 4-day Inquiry made it impossible to tell us their stories.

The Inquiry testimonies have ensured that we will not be going back to normal.

Sincerely,

Stephen Malthouse
CHA Board Member – info@canadahealthalliance.org

My Journey with the Allison Inquiry

On June 4, when I saw my friends Shawn and Teresa Buckley standing alongside Conservative Member of Parliament Dean Allison at a press conference announcing the Allison Inquiry, I was moved to tears. I felt deeply that this Inquiry was important and that it could help break the wall of silence. I saw it as a historic moment.

I immediately offered my help to Teresa. I told her I would help in whatever way they needed me.

From that moment on, collaborating on the Allison Inquiry became an extraordinary adventure for me. I saw people working together toward the same goal. Shawn and Teresa placed their trust in me, giving me important responsibilities, including acting as a spokesperson in Quebec and speaking about the Inquiry in French-language media, participating in the August 13 press conference and presenting the French-speaking witnesses. Most importantly, they trusted me to do it while simply being myself.