# Claim table — Dean Allison / Global News Allison Inquiry Reel

| Claim / issue | Source-check finding |
|---|---|
| Global News covered a Conservative MP calling for public participation in a COVID-19 vaccine-injury inquiry. | Supported by the Reel thumbnail/frame text, which visibly carries Global News branding and the headline. Global’s own site search did not surface a matching article in this pass. |
| Dean Allison is asking Canadians who believe they were vaccine injured to come forward. | Supported by the Reel caption and transcript. |
| Hearings will run September 8, 9, 10 and 11 on Parliament Hill. | Supported by Dean Allison’s caption and Allison Inquiry Media Centre text. |
| The inquiry is non-partisan and all MPs are invited. | Supported by the caption, transcript, Allison Inquiry Media Centre and FAQ language. |
| Hundreds/over 1,000 Canadians have applied or reached out. | The transcript says hundreds reached out; the Allison Inquiry Media Centre says over 1,000 formal applications. Use both carefully with attribution/date. |
| The inquiry will prove vaccine injuries or reach findings of fact. | Not supported by the FAQ. The FAQ says the inquiry will not make findings of fact or reach conclusions; its focus is listening and potentially referring questions to Parliament. |