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Last month, the Toronto Sun published an article which demonstrates that Canada’s wall of oppressive covid pandemic authoritarianism is beginning to come down.

“The Toronto Sun just put their testimony on the front of a national conversation and attached a demand list: stop the shots, fire the medical officers, prosecute the approvals, call the inquiry,” Dr. Peter McCullough writes.

“The people who spent five years calling [opposition to covid injections] ‘misinformation’ now have to explain why a Nobel-nominated policy intellectual is printing the opposite in one of the country’s biggest papers.”

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Toronto Sun Capitulates on Covid-19 Vaccines – And That Could Change Everything

By Dr. Peter McCullough, as published by Focal Points on 18 September 2026

Canada has been a wall of oppressive pandemic authoritarianism up until now. The Allison Inquiry, led by Member of Parliament Dean Allison and attorney Shawn Buckley, has changed everything.

What the Toronto Sun Is

The Toronto Sun is one of Canada’s largest-circulation daily newspapers – a Postmedia chain flagship, tabloid-format, with a reach that extends well past Toronto into Ontario’s suburbs, the 905, and syndicated op-ed distribution across the country. It is not a fringe blog. It’s a paper that sits on kitchen tables and in Tim Hortons racks from Windsor to Ottawa, and its columnists get read by the exact demographic – working and middle-class Canadians, tradespeople, parents, veterans, immigrants – that the federal government spent four years telling to “trust the science” and roll up their sleeves.

The Column Itself

The headline is not subtle: ‘Allison Inquiry must now lead to resignations and full public inquiry’. The subhead goes further: “Biggest health policy mistake in Canadian history at best, or crime against humanity at worst.”

The author is very credible. Irvin Studin is the president of The Institute for 21st Century Questions and editor-in-chief of Global Brief magazine. He was nominated for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for his work on the pandemic-era education catastrophe. This is a man with institutional standing writing in a mass-market daily, and he is saying out loud what the Canadian establishment has spent five years insisting is a conspiracy theory.

His core claims, in his own words:

• The covid-19 vaccine programme “injured tens of thousands of regular Canadians, and killed thousands of Canadians to boot.”

• The vaccines were “patently defective” and approved “without having been tested thoroughly (and certainly not in Canada, by Canadians for Canadians!)”

• The campaign was “hyper-aggressive” and in many cases “compulsive” – his word – and continued even after officials knew about risks.

• Injured Canadians were “doubled down” on second and third doses. “Only maniacs do that!”

• He explicitly names myocarditis risk for young males, referencing the testimony of Dan Hartman, whose 17-year-old hockey-playing son Sean died in 2021.

• He calls for the immediate resignation of every remaining medical officer of health in Canada, starting with Ontario’s Kieran Moore – a call he first made in these same pages in fall 2021.

• He invokes the tainted blood scandal and the Krever Commission as precedent for criminal investigations and civil actions, arguing the vaccine catastrophe is “multiple-fold greater” in human devastation.

• He demands the Prime Minister Mark Carney call a full public inquiry today.

Why This Is a Capitulation

For five years, the Canadian media consensus treated vaccine injury as a rounding error and anyone who raised it as a danger to public order. Unvaccinated Canadians were fired from jobs, barred from flights and restaurants, denied medical care in some cases, and had their bank accounts frozen under the Emergencies Act. The Toronto Sun itself – like every mainstream corporate outlet – ran the “safe and effective” line and platformed the same public health officials Studin now wants gone.

That’s not journalism catching up. That’s capitulation – the moment an institution decides the cost of maintaining the official story exceeds the cost of abandoning it. Studin even frames it as an admission: “We can and must no longer pretend – and I am not for pretending.” That sentence only makes sense if a lot of people have been pretending, and everyone reading it knows it.

The Structure of the Cover-Up

Read Studin’s list of unanswered questions carefully. They map the whole architecture:

  1. Who approved the vaccines for Canada?
  2. Why without proper Canadian testing?
  3. Were they approved with knowledge of injury and death risk?
  4. Why weren’t those risks communicated frontally?
  5. Why weren’t the vaccines pulled immediately once injuries surfaced? – “This would have been done for any product on any sane Canadian day!”
  6. Why were healthy Canadians, including the young and pregnant, coerced into taking them to access basic public goods?

Every one of those is a question a functioning regulator answers as routine. The fact that they require a parliamentary inquiry and a newspaper column to even be asked tells you where the accountability went. The opening expert at the Allison Inquiry hearings was US Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) and the closer was Dr. Peter McCullough, who let the press hang on every word of “one vaccine death was too many.”

The Tainted Blood Precedent

This is the sharpest edge of Studin’s argument, and it’s the one the establishment cannot wave away.

In the 1980s, Canada’s blood system infected thousands with HIV and hepatitis C; ultimately, 8,000 Canadians died. The Krever Commission followed, then criminal investigations and civil actions. That tragedy – far smaller in raw numbers than what Studin alleges here – nearly brought down a government.

The front page of The Globe and Mail on 27 November, 1997.  See ‘From the archives: New blood system must be set up to ensure fatal errors are not repeated, report urges’, The Globe and Mail

His logic is airtight: if that scale of harm triggered a royal commission and prosecutions, then a harm “multiple-fold greater” cannot be met with a press release and a shrug. Either the principle is real, or it never was.

What It Signals

First, the Overton window in Canada has moved – not because the evidence changed, but because the number of people with a dead or disabled family member finally exceeded the number willing to stay quiet.

Second, the Toronto Sun is a bellwether. Postmedia is not brave; it’s reactive. When a chain paper runs this, it means the readership demanded it and the advertisers stopped objecting.

Third, the pressure now points at the Prime Minister. Studin is explicit that the catastrophe isn’t his fault – but that reckoning with it is now his “historic responsibility … if he wishes to govern legitimately.” That’s not a policy critique. That’s a legitimacy challenge.

The Bottom Line

The Allison Inquiry put injured Canadians and grieving parents on the record in Ottawa. The Toronto Sun just put their testimony on the front of a national conversation and attached a demand list: stop the shots, fire the medical officers, prosecute the approvals, call the inquiry.

The people who spent five years calling this “misinformation” now have to explain why a Nobel-nominated policy intellectual is printing the opposite in one of the country’s biggest papers – and why nobody in Ottawa has an answer.

About the Author

Peter McCullough, MD, MPH, is an internist, cardiologist, epidemiologist and media commentator. He is Chief Scientific Officer of The Wellness Company and President of The McCullough Foundation.

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Rhoda Wilson
While previously it was a hobby culminating in writing articles for Wikipedia (until things made a drastic and undeniable turn in 2020) and a few books for private consumption, since March 2020 I have become a full-time researcher and writer in reaction to the global takeover that came into full view with the introduction of covid-19. For most of my life, I have tried to raise awareness that a small group of people planned to take over the world for their own benefit. There was no way I was going to sit back quietly and simply let them do it once they made their final move.
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bluearea
bluearea
9 hours ago

Murder is murder and time to pay the price, good article and Dr Pete McCullough and the Allison Inquiry need all the credit where a government doesn’t get any credit, just want money and do nothing for it

Jim.
Jim.
2 hours ago

Was it All part Of The depopulation agenda. ? ?

Dave Owen
Dave Owen
2 hours ago

Hi Rhoda,
This is a very important article, keep it up.
The Canadians need Justice, like all the other participants.
If we could get all the Hospital Managers sacked in the UK, that would be a good start.
They get too well paid, and never came out on our side during the C19 Hoax.
I was once refused entry to our local Hospital, because I would not take a PCR test.
I refused, because I had read that Egyptians pushed rods up the noses of unruly prisoners, to cause brain injury.
Several people died after PCR probes were pushed into their brain mass. We must learn from history.

Islander
Islander
Reply to  Dave Owen
1 hour ago

I don’t doubt for one second that “we must learn from history”.
But, I would go further; we must learn from His Story: that is the abiding Word of God.

history
history
1 hour ago

who owns the law ?