PBC Health · Allison Inquiry · full-video source package · 2026-08-28
Full video: Nadine Wellwood interviews Dean Allison and Shawn Buckley on the Allison Inquiry
Nadine Wellwood’s Sovereign Voice interview brings together MP Dean Allison and lawyer Shawn Buckley to preview the September 8–11 Allison Inquiry on Parliament Hill. PBC Health preserved the YouTube metadata, thumbnail, transcript and source context, and embeds the full public YouTube video below.
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Who is in the video?
Nadine Wellwood
Host of Sovereign Voice with Nadine. Her site describes her as a motivational speaker, coach and Chartered Investment Manager with a background in aerospace, defence, wealth management, politics and Alberta sovereignty projects.
Dean Allison
House of Commons records identify Dean Allison as a Conservative Member of Parliament for Niagara West, Ontario. The Allison Inquiry pages say he will chair the inquiry.
Shawn Buckley
Lawyer associated with NHPPA / natural-health and health-freedom advocacy. In the interview he discusses legal/process concerns, informed consent, Health Canada authorization pathways and testimony framing.
What the interview is about
The interview previews the Allison Inquiry, which its media pages describe as a four-day hearing scheduled for Sept. 8, 9, 10 and 11, 2026, broadcast live from Parliament Hill in Ottawa, to listen to testimony from Canadians reporting COVID-19 vaccine injuries. The inquiry describes itself as non-partisan and as a listening forum, not as a body issuing final findings.
Claim-by-claim check
| Claim | Status |
|---|---|
| The Allison Inquiry is scheduled Sept. 8–11, 2026 on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. | Supported by AllisonInquiry.com media/press pages and the YouTube description. |
| The inquiry is chaired by MP Dean Allison and is described as non-partisan. | Supported by AllisonInquiry.com. House of Commons records identify Dean Allison as Conservative MP for Niagara West, Ontario. |
| The stated purpose is to listen to Canadians who report COVID-19 vaccine injuries, not to issue formal findings. | Supported by AllisonInquiry.com and the video description; PBC should continue to frame testimony as testimony unless corroborated by medical/program records. |
| Canada has a vaccine injury/impact support program. | Supported. Canada.ca says VIAP supports people assessed as seriously and permanently injured from a Health Canada-authorized vaccine; it is no-fault and began as VISP in 2021. |
| COVID-19 vaccines in Canada were authorized and monitored by Health Canada. | Supported. Health Canada maintains authorized-vaccine and safety-monitoring pages. The article includes this official context. |
| The interview proves every vaccine-injury allegation is medically proven. | Not supported. The video is an interview/preview; individual testimony still needs medical records, timelines, diagnosis, causality assessment and program decision records. |
| The full MP4 was captured from YouTube. | Not supported. YouTube metadata, description, thumbnail and captions were captured, but full MP4 download returned HTTP 403. PBC embeds the public YouTube video instead of re-uploading a blocked copy. |
Why it belongs in PBC Health / Allison Inquiry
The video directly names the Allison Inquiry and discusses vaccine-injury testimony, access to compensation, adverse-event reporting, informed consent, public-health trust, media silence/censorship claims and Health Canada’s COVID-19 authorization process. Those are exactly the issues PBC Health has been tracking in the Allison Inquiry section.
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Source package
Preserved package includes the YouTube description, metadata JSON, thumbnail, auto-caption SRT files, helper transcript, timestamped transcript, source-note, claim table, Allison Inquiry pages, House of Commons Dean Allison record, Nadine Wellwood site capture, Shawn Buckley/NHPPA search capture, VIAP/Health Canada source trail and Facebook-ready post copy.
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