Allison Inquiry · Top video · August 19, 2026
Dr. Charles Hoffe’s Allison Inquiry clip: claims, source video and records PBC will track
The Instagram clip reposted by PBC is a Dr. Charles Hoffe excerpt from the August 13 Allison Inquiry press conference. This post preserves the clip, the official YouTube/CPAC source trail and a claim ledger for follow-up.
Extracted clip
Official YouTube source at Hoffe segment
Open official Allison Inquiry YouTube video at 14:12 → · Open CPAC source page →
What is confirmed from official pages
- The CovidTestimony/Allison Inquiry site says the inquiry will listen to testimony from Canadians injured by a Covid-19 vaccine on September 8, 9, 10 and 11, 2026, from Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
- The site says the inquiry is chaired by MP Dean Allison, is non-partisan, and is being run with the Covid Testimony Association.
- The CPAC page describes the August 13 event as Dean Allison commenting on an inquiry into Canadians who report being injured by COVID-19 vaccines.
- The official YouTube channel lists the August 13 press-conference video and captions place Hoffe’s statement starting at about 14:12.
Claims to track
| Claim / issue | PBC status |
|---|---|
| Hoffe says he alerted colleagues and wrote to B.C. PHO Bonnie Henry about patient safety signals. | Claim preserved; open letter and response records needed in this section. |
| Hoffe says Monika Naus treated cases as coincidences without investigating his patients. | Claim preserved; needs official correspondence and prior PBC Hoffe/Naus source trail link. |
| Hoffe says CPSBC warning letters created an effective gag order and illusion of consensus. | Claim/interpretation preserved; regulator notices and legal filings should be attached. |
| Hoffe says College charges were dropped and process had deterrent effect. | Needs direct CPSBC/court/regulatory document trail. |
| Hoffe makes vaccine-injury, mortality and VAERS/OpenVAERS statistical claims. | High-risk statistical claims; not published as fact until separately source-checked. |
PBC note: This section is for preserving testimony and claims with source trails. It is not a medical diagnosis page and does not prove causation without additional records.