Saskatchewan politician demands gov’t investigation into COVID jab injuries
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MLA Nadine Wilson said that Premier Scott Moe should ‘call for an independent inquiry into the full extent of the adverse effects from the various SARS-COVID vaccines and all related issues.’
(LifeSiteNews) – A Canadian politician is calling on the Saskatchewan government to investigate the negative side effects people have suffered after taking the still experimental COVID jabs, which have been linked to many ailments.
Saskatchewan MLA Nadine Wilson, while speaking to the Saskatchewan Legislature last Thursday, said that Premier Scott Moe should “call for an independent inquiry into the full extent of the adverse effects from the various SARS-COVID vaccines and all related issues.”
She noted the government should also look into the effects of “lockdowns, discrimination, and provincial response to the COVID pandemic regarding policies related to social, economic, health, and educational wellness.”
After Wilson made the comments, the province’s Minister of Health Paul Merriman defended the government’s COVID decisions. Controversially, he claimed that there were no vaccine mandates “put out by the federal government or by this provincial government that people had to get vaccinated.”
However, the province did for a time enact a COVID passport, and the federal government implemented COVID jab travel mandates, as well as federal workplace jab mandates.
While Saskatchewan did allow for a negative test option, Merriman, realizing there was a federal mandate, clarified that “the federal government did have a vaccine mandate. My apologies for saying that they didn’t. This province certainly didn’t, Mr. Speaker.”
He then noted that the government is “not pursuing that at this time” a general inquiry into the COVID jabs or mandates.