Western Standard - Unbelievable testimonies from the Allison Inquiry

00:00:00.000 And about 9.30 on May 2nd, she took a breath in and a breath out, and that was it.

00:00:07.680 And I laid in bed with her until 2.30 that afternoon, and that's ultimately how she left

00:00:15.480 this world. Suffering and in a lot of pain, and for what? All because of a mandate.

00:00:30.000 i'm late for the western standard here in ottawa and here reporting on day two of the

00:00:38.920 allison inquiry of course we interviewed mpd and allison who himself is the host of this event

00:00:43.840 all the way back in june discussing the intentions behind this event and he always defended it as an

00:00:49.480 opportunity to hear the voices of those who have family members or themselves have suffered injury

00:00:54.900 and loss of life to the COVID vaccine to COVID-19 vaccination related adverse effects and of course

00:01:02.420 with that comes in a multitude of stories many of whom are quite emotional. We listened to a lady

00:01:07.760 by the name of Nicole Morier who had a daughter that was 24 years old at the time of death

00:01:12.260 and who faced cancer rapid growth of cancer after taking her second shot of the COVID-19 vaccine

00:01:19.240 and a few other stories as well so here's a little bit of that from earlier today.

00:01:24.900 Can you tell us about your daughter? 0.79

00:01:27.320 Yeah, so Abigail, I called her my earth angel.

00:01:32.680 She was my only child, and she was my entire world, my everything.

00:01:40.720 And then September 1st, she got the letter from her employer, AHS,

00:01:46.900 and they enforced the mandates.

00:01:50.020 And that's when everything changed, and it happened so quickly.

00:01:53.580 so in order for her to keep her job she had to have what they would call fully vaccinated which

00:01:59.900 is two shots by october 15th so there is really no time to think and so i suggested that she ask

00:02:08.180 her employer for a medical exemption she had some genuine concerns about getting the shots

00:02:14.780 she went to the hr department and she asked for a medical exemption and they denied her that and

00:02:21.600 said we're not giving out medical exemptions and nicole we're we have short time and so you're

00:02:26.640 giving us some more detail than you need and i just i know there's some more important bits

00:02:30.880 that i'd rather you focus on okay so can we truncate that a little bit sorry so um yeah

00:02:38.320 it's such a big story so i'll move fast um she then went to her medical doctor asked for

00:02:45.520 a medical exemption and she was denied as well um then so at that time abigail's doctor told her

00:02:56.880 that it was in her best interest to get the shots that they were safe and effective and to go ahead

00:03:03.200 and she trusted her doctor that was her lifelong doctor and that ultimately sealed abigail's

00:03:08.960 fate and her decision so on september 15th she got her first pfizer shot in 2021 and her second

00:03:18.320 shot to comply to the employment standards october 15th 2021 about seven months after that she

00:03:25.520 started feeling unwell she was nauseous just generally couldn't pinpoint what was happening

00:03:31.360 those symptoms progressed she was diagnosed with an extremely rare cancer the chances of getting

00:03:38.800 this type of cancer is one in multi millions and millions of people it was an extraordinary cancer

00:03:47.040 on top of a very rare cancer it's called nut carcinoma from the time that she was diagnosed

00:03:54.640 to the time she passed it was only six weeks she deteriorated very rapidly i could tell she was

00:04:01.760 getting near the end of her life because of her breathing i watched my dad and my grandma pass so

00:04:09.840 i recognized the breathing pattern and i was singing to her lullaby and it was so painful that

00:04:20.400 i just buried my head into her chest because i couldn't watch it anymore i just felt so helpless

00:04:31.760 And about 9.30 on May 2nd, she took a breath in and a breath out, and that was it.

00:04:40.240 And I laid in bed with her until 2.30 that afternoon, and I told that hospital I wasn't leaving without my daughter.

00:04:49.660 And after she died, I got to brush her hair, and I wiped her nose.

00:04:58.180 I said please take the stuff out of her nose

00:05:02.460 and I wiped the blood off her nose 1.00

00:05:06.480 and I brushed her hair 0.64

00:05:08.640 and they put her in a body bag

00:05:11.480 and they zipped her up

00:05:12.780 and I couldn't believe what happened

00:05:17.720 and that's

00:05:23.180 ultimately how she left this world

00:05:27.060 suffering and in a lot of pain and for what

00:05:34.740 for a virus that has a 99 survival rate

00:05:41.340 for something that she got when your immune system is intact and you're young and healthy

00:05:48.660 you just get over it your body knows what to do

00:05:52.180 all because of a mandate

00:05:56.600 can you tell us about your mother uh my mom was a single mother uh raised me right and uh

00:06:06.780 she uh did not have covid uh she was a law-abiding citizen always listened to the government you

00:06:14.220 know listened to everything that had to be done right and you know did everything by the by the

00:06:19.020 books and when this pandemic came into effect you know she was uh really into uh doing what was

00:06:26.120 told to be done and uh when it got down to it and uh you know it was really down to the nitty

00:06:33.760 gritty and it was uh all about getting the shots and you know it was all over the news about you

00:06:38.880 have to get it done to protect everybody and i myself of uh i have multiple sclerosis so i'm

00:06:44.360 immune compromised and when they started talking about that and you know you got to protect people

00:06:50.240 that are immune compromised she was really scared to uh you know affect me in any kind of way uh so

00:06:57.300 she was talking about getting it she went to go get her a second shot and uh the uh she went in

00:07:05.740 on july 5th and uh i called her that morning because my girlfriend at the time's uh birthday

00:07:14.160 was on july 7th and we had planned to uh go for dinner on july 7th and her i'm sorry my mom and

00:07:22.920 her fiance were going to come with us for dinner so i had called her on july 5th to uh ensure that

00:07:30.160 was still coming oh yeah james she just called me james she said yeah we're gonna come i just

00:07:35.520 gonna go for my shot there and i'll i'll call you when when i'm done i said okay mom i'll be at work

00:07:41.040 if i don't get uh the call please uh just just uh you know call back or leave a message uh she did

00:07:48.720 call me but when she called me it was she called me right when she got the shot and i did answer

00:07:54.800 and she said jave i'm not feeling good i don't feel good at all and i said what do you mean

00:08:01.400 mom like what are you doing she says i just got my shot and i said well what do you what do you

00:08:06.100 mean where are you she says i'm at the car michael arena and i'm like well what are you doing and she

00:08:12.660 says well i'm in the 50 minute waiting for the observation i said well do you tell the nurse

00:08:18.700 are you telling the nurse she says it's normal i said what are you feeling like ma she says

00:08:24.560 Like, my heart's racing.

00:08:26.320 I have so much anxiety.

00:08:27.860 I'm sweating like crazy.

00:08:29.500 I'm nauseous.

00:08:30.300 I don't feel good, James.

00:08:31.400 I don't feel good.

00:08:32.960 I'm like, well, what are they telling you?

00:08:34.800 And she said, just to wait it out.

00:08:36.460 I got 15 minutes.

00:08:37.720 And I said, well, ma, tell her that you're really bad.

00:08:40.000 You don't feel like this.

00:08:41.260 You never feel like this.

00:08:44.380 She said that she did.

00:08:45.760 She's telling the lady, the nurse, that she's feeling like this.

00:08:49.140 The nurse is saying it's fine.

00:08:50.460 It's just a common side effect.

00:08:52.060 You'll feel better.

00:08:52.880 It's just going to go away.

00:08:54.560 After the 15 minutes, it got worse.

00:08:58.880 They told her that she could leave.

00:09:01.720 She left.

00:09:02.760 When I got to the hospital, and the doctor came and told me that she had passed,

00:09:11.480 I asked what she had passed from.

00:09:16.160 He said, a heart hit to the heart.

00:09:19.660 I said, what does that mean?

00:09:21.660 Did she have a heart attack? 0.83

00:09:23.020 no sir he did she didn't have a heart attack what did what did she have hard hit to the heart

00:09:29.480 what does that mean i don't know son it's a hard hit to the heart was that what is that what what

00:09:37.220 that and i'm bawling at the time and i'm crying and he said son it was just a hard hit to the

00:09:42.600 heart i said i'm not an idiot you can tell me what it is like what what what's going to be on

00:09:48.680 the death certificate you know and he signed it's a hard hit to the heart and he started walking

00:09:53.580 away from me and i grabbed him on the shoulder and i turned him around and i said what did my

00:09:59.980 mother die of she was 60 years old type 2 diabetes nothing else wrong with her and died two days

00:10:07.600 after the shot you tell me what's wrong with her and then i asked for an autopsy and he refused and

00:10:14.240 said that they will not do an autopsy unless um law enforcement or suspicious circumstances

00:10:22.000 and then he walked away and then i had my mom's ashes in my hands in less than 24 hours

00:10:28.000 during the height of pandemic my mom was the only thing i had in my life 0.87

00:10:36.800 and because of some stupid scandemic i don't have my mother i don't have my pillar anymore 0.99

00:10:44.240 Okay, I don't have the one thing in my life, all because a whole hierarchy of bullsh** 0.99

00:10:59.080 happened in this world.

00:11:02.080 Because some people in this world decided other things were more important.

00:11:07.400 Now, we're in Ottawa and we're at the homophilical representation.

00:11:12.240 The comment resumes into the Fall Session on the 20th.

00:11:16.680 For now, eight Conservative MPs on Day 2 and Day 1 have attended and have asked questions

00:11:23.720 or made comments at the events.

00:11:25.120 Of course, Dean Allison herself has been the host tabling the committee-style room, but

00:11:31.140 also Jameel Javani, Mike Dawson, and a few others have taken the time to check in.

00:11:37.220 I'll let you know if anyone else comes in to add to that list, but for the first two

00:11:41.200 days of the four-day event eight consider these showed up no one in the shadow cabinet sphere

00:11:47.600 or leadership circle of the prince of the party and no one from any other registered party in

00:11:53.440 parliament but that is still the first two days we'll keep you in touch and updated with future

00:11:59.840 developments i'm willie 10th of us with standard signing off from ottawa if you enjoyed this video

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Western Standard - September 10, 2026

Unbelievable testimonies from the Allison Inquiry

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