# Claim table

| 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. |