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Dr. Charles Hoffe speaks at the podium during the Allison Inquiry press conference on Parliament Hill on August 13, 2026. He describes trying to alert his medical colleagues to serious safety signals he was observing with the COVID vaccines. He was reprimanded and told he was not allowed to say anything negative about the vaccines, which he characterizes as effectively a gag order. He recounts that one of his patients died suddenly after receiving the shot, three others were permanently disabled, and he has a total of 36 vaccine-injured patients under his care. He sent an open letter to British Columbia Provincial Health Officer Bonnie Henry outlining these concerns; the response was that they were all coincidences. He submitted 14 injury reports, all of which were denied. Hoffe states it was clear to him that the vaccines were more dangerous than COVID itself and that the idea that the vaccines saved millions of lives is absurd. He notes that excess deaths began after the vaccine rollout.

In the roughly 89-second video clip shared by Wiretap Media from the August 13, 2026 Allison Inquiry press conference on Parliament Hill, family physician Dr. Charles Hoffe of southern British Columbia delivers a pointed account of his clinical observations and professional experiences during the COVID vaccine rollout. Standing at a podium with Canadian and provincial flags behind him, he recounts how he attempted to warn fellow health-care workers about emerging safety signals in his patients only to face reprimands and instructions that amounted to a prohibition on expressing any criticism of the vaccines. He details specific harms among those he treated, including one sudden death shortly after vaccination, three cases of permanent disability, and a broader group of 36 patients he identifies as vaccine-injured. Hoffe explains that he formally raised these issues in an open letter to Bonnie Henry, British Columbia’s provincial health officer, only to be told the events were coincidental, and that the 14 injury reports he filed were uniformly rejected. Drawing on this pattern, he asserts that the injections proved more dangerous than the disease itself, rejects claims that the vaccines saved millions of lives as absurd, and links the start of excess mortality to the period after the shots were widely administered. The remarks form part of a broader press event supporting the citizen-led Allison Inquiry, which is scheduled to hear testimony from Canadians reporting COVID vaccine injuries in September 2026 without making formal findings.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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