From LifeSiteNews

By Clare Marie Merkowsky

Carney’s Liberal government signed nearly $400 million in contracts with Pfizer and Moderna for COVID shots, despite halted booster programs and ongoing delays in compensating Canadians for jab injuries.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has awarded Pfizer and Moderna nearly $400 million in new COVID shot contracts.

On June 30th, the Liberal government quietly signed nearly $400 million contracts with vaccine companies Pfizer and Moderna for COVID jabs, despite thousands of Canadians waiting to receive compensation for COVID shot injuries.

The contracts, published on the Government of Canada website, run from June 30, 2025, until March 31, 2026. Under the contracts, taxpayers must pay $199,907,418.00 to both companies for their COVID shots.

Notably, there have been no press releases regarding the contracts on the Government of Canada website nor from Carney’s official office.

Additionally, the contracts were signed after most Canadians provinces halted their COVID booster shot programs. At the same time, many Canadians are still waiting to receive compensation from COVID shot injuries.

Canada’s Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) was launched in December 2020 after the Canadian government gave vaccine makers a shield from liability regarding COVID-19 jab-related injuries.

There has been a total of 3,317 claims received, of which only 234 have received payments. In December, the Canadian Department of Health warned that COVID shot injury payouts will exceed the $75 million budget.

The December memo is the last public update that Canadians have received regarding the cost of the program. However, private investigations have revealed that much of the funding is going in the pockets of administrators, not injured Canadians.

A July report by Global News discovered that Oxaro Inc., the consulting company overseeing the VISP, has received $50.6 million. Of that fund, $33.7 million has been spent on administrative costs, compared to only $16.9 million going to vaccine injured Canadians.

Furthermore, the claims do not represent the total number of Canadians injured by the allegedly “safe and effective” COVID shots, as inside memos have revealed that the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) officials neglected to report all adverse effects from COVID jabs and even went as far as telling staff not to report all events.

The PHAC’s downplaying of jab injuries is of little surprise to Canadians, as a 2023 secret memo revealed that the federal government purposefully hid adverse effect so as not to alarm Canadians.

The secret memo from former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Privy Council Office noted that COVID jab injuries and even deaths “have the potential to shake public confidence.”

“Adverse effects following immunization, news reports and the government’s response to them have the potential to shake public confidence in the COVID-19 vaccination rollout,” read a part of the memo titled “Testing Behaviourally Informed Messaging in Response to Severe Adverse Events Following Immunization.”

Instead of alerting the public, the secret memo suggested developing “winning communication strategies” to ensure the public did not lose confidence in the experimental injections.

Since the start of the COVID crisis, official data shows that the virus has been listed as the cause of death for less than 20 children in Canada under age 15. This is out of six million children in the age group.

The COVID jabs approved in Canada have also been associated with severe side effects, such as blood clots, rashes, miscarriages, and even heart attacks in young, healthy men.

Additionally, a recent study done by researchers with Canada-based Correlation Research in the Public Interest showed that 17 countries have found a “definite causal link” between peaks in all-cause mortality and the fast rollouts of the COVID shots, as well as boosters.

Interestingly, while the Department of Health has spent $16 million on injury payouts, the Liberal government spent $54 million COVID propaganda promoting the shot to young Canadians.

The Public Health Agency of Canada especially targeted young Canadians ages 18-24 because they “may play down the seriousness of the situation.”

From  LifeSiteNews

Bill C-5 can be accurately and fairly described as Mark Carney’s grab for power in Canada. Here’s why.

Mark Carney operates as a banker and corporate leader, not as prime minister. We saw this in blazing technicolor when he brought forward Bill C-5, passed in the House of Commons on the 20^th of June and rubber stamped without any amendments by the Trudeau-appointed Senate on June 26, 2025.

Ignoring Parliament

The manner with which this bill was passed indicates that Carney does not waste his precious time on such trivialities and nonessentials as Parliamentary procedures. Parliamentary debate, and parliamentary committee scrutiny were eliminated in the hurry to pass Bill C-5. Only one-and-a-half days were allotted for the committee’s review. Usually, a committee takes several months to review a bill. In the brief time the bill was before the committee, there was scarcely enough time to set up the committee, let alone examine the bill.

There was no public input allowed. Indigenous groups were especially alarmed that they were ignored since the bill could impact significantly on their interests. Carney whipped aside such inconsequential procedures because he knows best and expects only applause from his complacent personally selected cabinet who would not dare make even a suggestion about Carney’s extravagant plan.

Rule by cabinet

This bill can be accurately and fairly described as Carney’s grab for power in Canada. This is because the Act provides Carney and his cabinet with the power to fast-track major national projects to come into effect within a two-year period rather than a customary five-year period. The Act provides that Carney can do so by way of Orders-in-Council (defined as a law made by a person or body who has been granted (delegated) law-making authority) by removing any laws that may impede the project which Carney has designated as being in the national interest. In fact Bill C-5 makes the supposed national interest into Carney’s self-interest, since he will be the only one deciding which projects will be chosen.

The use of Orders-in-Council, which in effect, makes laws by regulation, only requires cabinet approval and bypasses Parliament. That is, the use of regulations provided by Orders-in-Council (which regulations have not yet been written), constitutes a huge shift of power away from Parliament to Cabinet and the Prime Minister’s office. The Orders-in-Council strike at the very foundation of Parliament, which is the ability to make laws. Also, it avoids Parliamentary scrutiny, fundamental to democracy. In a Parliamentary democracy, the legitimacy of laws is derived from the consent of the governed, through Parliament, whose members are elected by the public. Delegating legislation by regulation seriously weakens this fundamental principle.

Further, under Bill C-5, Carney has the power to suspend by Orders-in-Council any federal laws that may apply to his projects. This would include dispensing with conflict-of-interest laws, the Access to Information Act, any review by the Auditor General, even preventing police action by eliminating the provisions of the Criminal Code.

Labour mobility is a provincial matter

Bill C-5 consists of two Acts together. The first is the “Free Trade and Labour Mobility Canada Act”. This Act is useless and meaningless since labour mobility falls solely under provincial jurisdiction, and the federal government has no authority to deal with this issue. In addition, the regulations governing professions and unions such as legal, medical, accounting, social services, and trades, etc. fall strictly under provincial jurisdiction. Also, they exist to protect a particular profession or trade’s turf or rights, supposedly in the public interest.

The reality, however, is that the provincial labour mobility barriers on professions and trades exist as much to keep out people in a particular field, in order to protect that profession or trade in that province. If this were not the case, many individuals might choose not to remain in a high tax jurisdiction such as Quebec or Ontario, but would, instead, move to provinces with lower tax rates such as Alberta or Saskatchewan. The provincial trade barriers also protect provincial industries such as breweries and wineries, which the provinces want to protect from competition outside the province.

The real power in Bill C-5

The real power of Bill C-5 is the “Building Canada Act”. It is designed to allow Carney to handpick and facilitate the building of expensive, wasteful, environmentally harmful and inefficient solar and wind projects. These projects will not solve any supposed “climate crisis” or energy shortages but rather will enrich the private consortiums that Carney is all too comfortable with. As such, the bill’s passage is another huge slap in the face not only to the West but to all of Canada. Carney’s Minister of Environment, Julie Dabrusin, stated in the National Post on July 5, 2025, that “the environment remains a priority for Prime Minister Mark Carney” as his government prepares to fast track major projects.

Essentially, the cabinet, which means Carney, is free to decide which projects will be “in the national interest”. Some grand and glorious projects have already been floated. This includes constructing an economic corridor connecting BC’s north-west coast, through the Prairies to Hudson Bay, and eventually linking it by road to an Arctic port in Grays Bay, Nunavut. Other ideas include port-to-port infrastructures including roads, rail, power generation, transmission and pipelines, to deliver energy, critical minerals, agriculture and manufactured goods, to tide water for export.

These grandiose projects will, of course, require investment from outside sources. Such sources will likely be Carney’s colleagues and friends from his former employer at Brookfield Assets Management, since the conflict-of-interest restrictions will be easily put aside by Orders-in-Council. These investment sources will also likely include Carney’s associates in Communist China who would be delighted to get their tentacles into Canadian industry and its natural resources.

If Carney wanted to move the economy

If Carney really wanted to move the economy, he would have repealed legislation put in place by Trudeau, supposedly to protect the environment. In effect, they were designed to curtail the oil and gas industry as well as other projects. This legislation includes the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act (known as Bill C-48), which bans oil tankers from operating off the coast of BC; The Impact Assessment Act (IA); and the Canadian Energy Regulator Act.

Carney also should have moved the economy forward by helping individual Canadians, not rich investors, by establishing funds to assist developing small business operations, and by increasing Canadian ownership of Canadian assets to produce economic activity and wealth. Simply put, we need to make it easier for independent Canadian entrepreneurs to buy into businesses or start up new ones. We need a better funded network of community investment institutions to provide low-cost capital with federal loan guarantees to facilitate the acquisition of small and medium size businesses by employees, co-ops and communities.

A sovereign fund could invest and acquire Canadian businesses, keeping them in Canadian hands. Canada should be stricter about preventing foreign takeovers of Canadian industries by foreign investors which will occur under Carney’s Bill C-5. Further, it is significant that Canadians do not know what Carney’s investments consist of. He refuses to disclose them. He knows what they are, however. Will he be embellishing his own investments under Bill C-5? We will never know.

Why did the Conservative Party support Bill C-5?

The Conservative Party was asleep at the switch when it supported Bill C-5 allowing the powerful Carney train to rush past it on to victory and unfettered power. By supporting Bill C-5, the Conservatives have betrayed not only Western Canada, but also the 41% of Canadians who voted for them. The federal Conservative Party by supporting Bill C-5 signaled its rapprochement with the elites of Central Canada and Club Laurentian. Such rapprochement does not bode well for Western interests, political diversity or Canadian unity. It appears that the Conservative Party has been taken over by the red Tories and the eastern Laurentian elites to exclude social Conservatives and other genuine Conservatives.

In effect, the Conservative party, by voting for Bill C-5, joined forces with the Liberals, conceding the direction of the economy to the sole control of Carney. The Globe and Mail, the mouthpiece for the Laurentian elites, which bends the knee to Carney, whom it has placed on a throne as our king and saviour, was ecstatic that the Conservatives voted for the bill. An editorial dated, July 4, 2025, although acknowledging that Carney had “tightly controlled debate” on the legislation, stated that “Canadians want and need to see more cooperation and mutual respect between the main political parties”. It went on to say that “this new willingness to play nice was done in the name of the country’s interest”.

More accurately, it was done in the Liberal Party’s interest, cutting out genuine Conservatives from the party in favor of bringing Canada solidly left of center with the Liberal party dominating the agenda. An absent Opposition is a disloyal Opposition—as the federal Conservatives are about to learn to their, and the country’s, peril.

Reprinted with permission from REAL Women of Canada.