Upon reviewing the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) Diverge Media discovered that over 40% of vaccine related deaths reported to the system since the year 2000 have occurred in 2021 – 40.79% to be exact. We found the data by selecting the year died under section 1 and under event characteristics we selectedContinue reading “Over 40% of vaccine deaths reported since 2000 occurred in 2021 – VAERS CDC”
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*Motion carries* Public Health Canada will have to provide all info and docs on Ebola virus transfer to Wuhan lab after refusing initially
Today at the Special Committee on Canada-China Relations – the discussion was about the motion requesting all information and documents in possession of the Public Health Agency of Canada or any subsidiary organizations “relating to the transfer of Ebola and Henipah viruses to the Wuhan Institute of Virology in March of 2019 and the subsequent revocation of security clearancesContinue reading “*Motion carries* Public Health Canada will have to provide all info and docs on Ebola virus transfer to Wuhan lab after refusing initially”
*Opinion* I won’t get the Covid jab and likely never will – here’s why
It has become the crux of the conversation anytime one brings up any talks of “back to normal” – that is the Covid-19 vaccine. Public pressure has been coming from the media and politicians alike telling Canadians that the vaccine is the key to get things “back to normal.” The media and politicians have dividedContinue reading “*Opinion* I won’t get the Covid jab and likely never will – here’s why”
Conflict of Interest? Supreme Court Judge who ruled on carbon tax constitutionality spoke at event partnered with United Nations groups
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, Richard Wagner was the opening speaker at the Centre For International Sustainable Development Law (CISDL) for their 2020 Hon Justice CD Gonthier Memorial Lecture titled “Human Rights, the Sustainable Development Goals & the Law”.
We will get into some of the details of what he said at the event – but merely being at the event as a speaker already appears to be a potential conflict of interest.
Affordable homes are becoming a pipedream in Canada – Nenshi’s Calgary housing market has “excess inventories”
According to the report, the three largest “Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs) in Ontario are all now rated with a high degree of vulnerability.” This is not a shock to anyone living in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) however – this is just more confirmation of a lived reality.
For instance, in the Kitchener-Waterloo area where Diverge Media is located – the average residential sale price was
*Twitter Beef* Michelle Rempel, Shadow minister of health blocks physician known to be outspoken against COVID narrative
Michelle Rempel, the Shadow Minister of Health for the Conservative party has blocked the now well-known physician Kulvinder Kaur. This comes on the heels of the Shadow Minister of Health tabling a motion for the liberals to “present a plan for a return to normal.”
Stop the food shortage! – Norfolk farmers call for immediate action to prevent shortage of outdoor fruit and vegetables
Farmers in Norfolk Ontario are sounding the alarm. Unless the government of Canada steps in and provides “immediate solutions” – a shortage of outdoor-grown, affordable fresh fruits and vegetables in 2021 and beyond is a realistic concern for Canadians. The letter detailing the concerns came from the Farmers of Ontario’s Garden and was posted to independent MPPContinue reading “Stop the food shortage! – Norfolk farmers call for immediate action to prevent shortage of outdoor fruit and vegetables”
Lockdowns and social distancing originated from a 15 year old’s science project – models run your life
Who thought of the idea to tell society to distance themselves by 6ft? Where did the science come from to support the idea of locking down healthy individuals in society? It came from a 15-year-old’s school science project – no I’m not kidding.
Quarantine hotels Interim injunction denied – court acknowledges constitutional questions need to be heard on merits
This past Friday, March 19th, the courts heard the Canadian Constitution Foundations court challenge that sought an interim injunction that if granted, would have suspended the law requiring travellers to quarantine at their own expense at a government-run quarantine hotel while waiting for their Covid-19 test results. The injunction would have suspended the law (temporarily) as theContinue reading “Quarantine hotels Interim injunction denied – court acknowledges constitutional questions need to be heard on merits”
Hospital admissions are much lower than historical record despite COVID-19 – ACES monitoring system
“The teal line shows the data from 2018 and 2019 (historical) for comparison to the current (2020) data. Lines showing +1 standard deviation (yellow line) and +2 standard deviations (maroon line) for the 2018 and 2019 data are also shown for comparison. If the black line showing the 2020 data rises above the yellow and maroon lines, it is possible that this indicates that community spread of COVID-19 is occurring.”
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