vaccinations Archives - BCPS Employees for Freedom Society https://bcpsforfreedom.com/tag/vaccinations/ Standing for Bodily Autonomy and Medical Privacy for all Peoples in British Columbia Tue, 24 Sep 2024 03:18:59 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/cropped-BCPS-Employees-for-Freedom-logo-with-website-32x32.png vaccinations Archives - BCPS Employees for Freedom Society https://bcpsforfreedom.com/tag/vaccinations/ 32 32 BCPSEF and UHCWBC ask Parties their Election Platforms https://bcpsforfreedom.com/bcpsef-and-uhcwbc-ask-parties-their-election-platforms/ Tue, 24 Sep 2024 03:30:47 +0000 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/?p=6612 Election day is October 19, 2024 A general provincial election is set for October 19, 2024. Our last provincial general election was unexpectedly held during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fast forward almost four years and British Columbians are heading to the ballot box again. What will that Read more

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Election day is October 19, 2024

A general provincial election is set for October 19, 2024. Our last provincial general election was unexpectedly held during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fast forward almost four years and British Columbians are heading to the ballot box again. What will that mean for our members, and British Columbians more widely?

Health Policies?

To answer that question, BCPSEF, along with United HealthCare Workers of BC, sent letters to all party leaders to ask them about their party’s position on the health issues that matter to us: 

  • medical privacy, and
  • bodily autonomy.

Here’s our letters: 

We’ll let you know what they have to say. 

    How can I get involved?

    If you’d like to join us and are not yet a member, please visit one of the following links:

    MEMBERSHIP OVERVIEW
    BECOME A BCPSEF MEMBER

    About the 2024 Provincial Election

    The 2024 general election was called September 21 – writ day – and finishes on election day October 19. Advance voting runs October 10-13 and 15-16. Visit Elections BC for more information. 

    About BCPSEF

    BCPS Employees for Freedom (BCPSEF) is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. We are a diverse group of public servants who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy.

    We are leading a legal campaign to bring about accountability and justice for the B.C. government’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate for BC Public Service employees that resulted in hundreds of unnecessary wrongful terminations, thousands of early retirements, and the violation of 38,000 public servants’ medical privacy and bodily autonomy. We hold regular member meetings and advocate on behalf of current and former public servants of municipal, provincial and federal government organizations, and publicly funded non-governmental organizations, in British Columbia.

    United Healthcare Workers of BC has a similar mission for healthcare workers. 

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    ]]>         WATCH – BCPSEF Presents: A Conversation with MLA John Rustad, Leader of the Conservative Party of B.C. https://bcpsforfreedom.com/watch-bcpsef-presents-a-conversation-with-mla-john-rustad-leader-of-the-conservative-party-of-b-c/ Tue, 23 Jul 2024 22:41:51 +0000 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/?p=6441 On June 18, 2024, John Rustad, MLA for Nechako Lakes and leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia, was our special guest at an online member meeting. Mr. Rustad is the first party leader to accept our invitation to speak with our members, prior to the fall provincial election.  Read more

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    On June 18, 2024, John Rustad, MLA for Nechako Lakes and leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia, was our special guest at an online member meeting. Mr. Rustad is the first party leader to accept our invitation to speak with our members, prior to the fall provincial election. 

    Mr. Rustad spoke about his party’s priorities should they form government. They include: a focus on everyday people; restoring our collapsing healthcare system; dropping vaccine mandates and rehiring fired healthcare workers; easing the FOI process by making as much information public as is possible. 

    We’re grateful to Mr. Rustad for joining us as our guest. 

    We look forward to speaking with the other party leaders we invited to join us.

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    Our legal campaigns are critical, precedent-setting fights to ensure the preservation of all workers’ employment and Charter rights in British Columbia and Canada for generations to come. 

    We appreciate your support!

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    About BCPSEF

    BCPS Employees for Freedom is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. We are a diverse group of public servants who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy to protect our colleagues, families, the communities we serve and future generations. Read more About us.

    We are leading a legal campaign to bring about accountability and justice for the B.C. government’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate for BC Public Service employees that resulted in hundreds of unnecessary wrongful terminations, thousands of early retirements, and the violation of 38,000 public servants’ medical privacy and bodily autonomy. We hold regular member meetings and advocate on behalf of current and former public servants of municipal, provincial and federal government organizations, and publicly funded non-governmental organizations, in British Columbia.

    We invite everyone who supports our cause to join with us to protect and advance the rights and freedoms of all British Columbians.

    To become a member, please visit our membership page. To support our legal campaign, please visit our donation page.

    MAKE A DONATION
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    ]]>         WATCH – BCPSEF Presents: A Conversation with Charles Borg, Retired Military Officer https://bcpsforfreedom.com/watch-bcpsef-presents-a-conversation-with-charles-borg-retired-military-officer/ Mon, 01 Jul 2024 15:00:01 +0000 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/?p=6362 On May 22, 2024, special guest Charles Borg joined BCPSEF members at their monthly meeting. Mr. Borg is a retired military officer who is part of a mass tort lawsuit with 330 other Canadian military veterans affected by the federal government’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The group is being represented by Read more

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    On May 22, 2024, special guest Charles Borg joined BCPSEF members at their monthly meeting. Mr. Borg is a retired military officer who is part of a mass tort lawsuit with 330 other Canadian military veterans affected by the federal government’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The group is being represented by Catherine Christensen, owner and founder of Valour Law.  

    We’re very grateful to Mr. Borg for joining us as our guest.

    Watch on Rumble

    Our legal campaigns are critical, precedent-setting fights to ensure the preservation of all workers’ employment and Charter rights in British Columbia and Canada for generations to come. 

    We appreciate your support!

    MAKE A DONATION
    BECOME A MEMBER

    About BCPSEF

    BCPS Employees for Freedom is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. We are a diverse group of public servants who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy to protect our colleagues, families, the communities we serve and future generations. Read more About us.

    We are leading a legal campaign to bring about accountability and justice for the B.C. government’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate for BC Public Service employees that resulted in hundreds of unnecessary wrongful terminations, thousands of early retirements, and the violation of 38,000 public servants’ medical privacy and bodily autonomy. We hold regular member meetings and advocate on behalf of current and former public servants of municipal, provincial and federal government organizations, and publicly funded non-governmental organizations, in British Columbia.

    We invite everyone who supports our cause to join with us to protect and advance the rights and freedoms of all British Columbians.

    To become a member, please visit our membership page. To support our legal campaign, please visit our donation page.

    MAKE A DONATION
    BECOME A MEMBER

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    ]]>         WATCH – BCPSEF Presents: A Conversation with Gail Davidson, Retired Human Rights Lawyer https://bcpsforfreedom.com/watch-bcpsef-presents-a-conversation-with-gail-davidson-retired-human-rights-lawyer/ Tue, 18 Jun 2024 01:39:01 +0000 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/?p=6291 On March 20, 2024, special guest Gail Davidson joined BCPSEF members at their monthly meeting. Gail is a retired human rights lawyer based in Metro Vancouver. She shared her knowledge about how the BC Government’s vaccine mandates violated employees’ human rights under Canadian and international laws. Gail has written articles Read more

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    On March 20, 2024, special guest Gail Davidson joined BCPSEF members at their monthly meeting. Gail is a retired human rights lawyer based in Metro Vancouver. She shared her knowledge about how the BC Government’s vaccine mandates violated employees’ human rights under Canadian and international laws. Gail has written articles about the COVID vaccines and given presentations about them.

    Watch on Rumble

    We’re very grateful for Gail Davidson for joining us as our guest.

    Resource Articles

    The Right to Say No to COVID-19 Vaccines: International Human Rights Law and the Unlawfulness of Vaccine Mandates (PDF) – Released for discussion 28 October 2021, by Gail Davidson

    Gail Davidson’s Testimony at the National Citizens Inquiry – May 04, 2023 

    Gail Davidson’s Video Testimony at the National Citizens Inquiry – May 04, 2023 (Rumble)

    Rights to Informed Consent violated by Mandates and the need for Accountability: Canada’s International Human Rights Law (IHRL) Obligations – UNEDITED VERSION (PDF) – 02.05.23, by Gail Davidson

    Our legal campaigns are critical, precedent-setting fights to ensure the preservation of all workers’ employment and Charter rights in British Columbia and Canada for generations to come. 

    We appreciate your support!

    MAKE A DONATION
    BECOME A MEMBER

    About BCPSEF

    BCPS Employees for Freedom is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. We are a diverse group of public servants who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy to protect our colleagues, families, the communities we serve and future generations. Read more About us.

    We are leading a legal campaign to bring about accountability and justice for the B.C. government’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate for BC Public Service employees that resulted in hundreds of unnecessary wrongful terminations, thousands of early retirements, and the violation of 38,000 public servants’ medical privacy and bodily autonomy. We hold regular member meetings and advocate on behalf of current and former public servants of municipal, provincial and federal government organizations, and publicly funded non-governmental organizations, in British Columbia.

    We invite everyone who supports our cause to join with us to protect and advance the rights and freedoms of all British Columbians.

    To become a member, please visit our membership page. To support our legal campaign, please visit our donation page.

    MAKE A DONATION
    BECOME A MEMBER

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    ]]>         BCPSEF Presents: A Conversation with Regina Watteel, PhD Statistics https://bcpsforfreedom.com/bcpsef-presents-a-conversation-with-regina-watteel-phd-statistics/ Fri, 07 Jun 2024 17:30:47 +0000 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/?p=6014 The BCPS Employees for Freedom Society (BCPSEF) is  pleased to announce Regina Watteel, PhD Statistics, as our special guest, on Tuesday June 25, 2024 at 4:00 pm PDT Save the Date Date: Tuesday June 25, 2024 Time: 4:00PM – 5:00PM PDT Where: Online by Zoom Zoom link will be shared Read more

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    The BCPS Employees for Freedom Society (BCPSEF) is  pleased to announce Regina Watteel, PhD Statistics, as our special guest, on Tuesday June 25, 2024 at 4:00 pm PDT

    Save the Date

    • Date: Tuesday June 25, 2024
    • Time: 4:00PM – 5:00PM PDT
    • Where: Online by Zoom
      • Zoom link will be shared with members prior to the event

    About Regina Watteel

    Regina Watteel, PhD, is the author of Fisman’s Fraud: The Rise of Canadian Hate Science, published in November 2023.

    Regina holds a Doctorate in Statistics from the University of Western Ontario (UWO), A Master of Science degree in Statistics from UWO, and Bachelor of Science degree from McMaster University. Dr. Watteel has served as a consultant to medical practitioners, social scientists, and various levels of government. She also served as the principal statistician for an Ottawa-based economic consulting firm that specialized in econometrics, program evaluation, business case development and risk-benefit-options analysis.

    As project manager and lead analyst, Dr. Watteel routinely engaged with stakeholder groups to deliver comprehensive solutions from early needs assessments and metrics development through to data collection, performance measurement, statistical analysis and the dissemination of findings, including implications and limitations. She has taught both undergraduate and graduate level university courses in multivariate statistical analysis, data analysis and engineering statistics.

    Dr. Watteel’s career path took a dramatic turn following a motor vehicle accident in which a substance-impaired driver plowed into her while she was putting groceries into the trunk of her vehicle. Ultimately, Dr. Watteel stepped down from her position to focus on rehabilitation, health and her three children. She also took the opportunity to branch out and pursue aspirations in the publishing business. During the pandemic, concerns over the censorship of important scientific information and a government course of action that seemed to be moving in a direction of maximal harm and risk prompted a passionate return as a statistical sleuth.


    Since March 2020, Regina N. Watteel has monitored the evolving world-wide pandemic data, government responses and emerging scientific findings. Early on, it became apparent to Dr. Watteel that the government’s actions were not based on sound decision-making practices and were at odds with their own risk management framework, which they appeared to have abandoned completely. She has been outspoken about the need for transparency and the importance of adhering to a rational, evidence-based approach that is open to scrutiny.

    About the Meeting

    BCPSEF member meetings are open to members only. Any British Columbia resident may become a non-voting member of BCPSEF. Voting membership is open to any B.C. public servant, current or former, who has worked for a municipal, provincial, or federal government organization, or a publicly funded non-governmental organization in the province. To become a member, visit our BCPSEF Membership page.

    MEMBERSHIP OVERVIEW
    BECOME A MEMBER

    About BCPSEF

    BCPS Employees for Freedom (BCPSEF) is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. We are a diverse group of public servants who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy.

    We are leading a legal campaign to bring about accountability and justice for the B.C. government’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate for BC Public Service employees that resulted in hundreds of unnecessary wrongful terminations, thousands of early retirements, and the violation of 38,000 public servants’ medical privacy and bodily autonomy. We hold regular member meetings and advocate on behalf of current and former public servants of municipal, provincial and federal government organizations, and publicly funded non-governmental organizations, in British Columbia.

    We invite everyone who supports our cause to join with us to protect and advance the rights and freedoms of all British Columbians.

    MAKE A DONATION TO BCPSEF

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    ]]>         BCPSEF & UHCWBC Present: A Conversation with John Rustad, MLA https://bcpsforfreedom.com/bcpsef-uhcwbc-present-a-conversation-with-john-rustad/ Thu, 23 May 2024 17:00:46 +0000 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/?p=5889 MLA: John Rustad The BCPS Employees for Freedom Society (BCPSEF) and United Health Care Workers of BC Society (UHCWBC) are pleased to announce John Rustad, MLA for Nechako Lakes and leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia, as our special guest at a joint online member meeting, on Tuesday Read more

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    MLA: John Rustad

    The BCPS Employees for Freedom Society (BCPSEF) and United Health Care Workers of BC Society (UHCWBC) are pleased to announce John Rustad, MLA for Nechako Lakes and leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia, as our special guest at a joint online member meeting, on Tuesday June 18, 2024 at 8.00pm PDT

    United Healthcare Workers of BC

    Save the Date

    • Date: Tuesday June 18, 2024 (Note: new date) 
    • Time: 8:00PM – 9:00PM PDT (Note: new time)
    • Where: Online by Zoom
      • Zoom link will be shared with members prior to the event

    About the Meeting

    As the province prepares for a fall election, BCPSEF and UHCWBC are jointly inviting all provincial party leaders to participate in online forums with our members. As such, the meeting is open only to members of BCPSEF or UHCWBC. Learn more about becoming a BCPSEF member.

    About John Rustad

    John was born and raised in Prince George, married his wife Kim in 1995, and has spent his entire life living in Northern British Columbia. However, in the early 2000’s, frustrated with the direction the province was headed, John had to decide between leaving for greener pastures or sticking around. Thankfully, he decided to stick around and in so doing, decided to fight for BC.

    John was first elected as a school board trustee to SD-57 and then elected as MLA in 2005 for the riding of Prince George–Omineca. Later, after riding redistribution, John was re-elected in the riding of Nechako Lakes, and he has served there ever since.

    Prior to being elected, John worked in the forestry industry for more than 20 years. He formed a technology company, Western Geographic Information Systems Inc, a consulting service for the resource sector, which helped to create opportunities, jobs and sustained growth for forestry, bringing prosperity to his community and the province.

    After becoming an independent MLA, John joined the Conservative Party of BC because he realized that he must continue to fight and that he can’t do it alone. On March 24, 2023, John Rustad announced his intention to seek the leadership of the Conservative Party of BC, and on March 31, 2023, he was acclaimed leader.

    John will join us for a discussion of the Conservative Party of BC’s take on a range of topics of interest to our members, including healthcare, personal freedoms, and what the future holds should the Conservatives form the next government. 

    Come prepared to listen, learn and ask questions.

    About United Health Care Workers of BC (UHCWBC)

    United Health Care Workers of BC (UHCWBC) is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. UHCWBC is a large group of compassionate frontline Health Care Professionals who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy. They advocate for the right of workers to make their own medical decisions, without being subjected to suspension or termination. UHCWBC stands in defence of patient care, against mandates and measures that have the potential to lead to the system’s collapse. Learn more about UHCWBC’s mission.

    BECOME A UHCWBC MEMBER
    MAKE A DONATION TO UHCWBC

    About BCPSEF

    BCPS Employees for Freedom (BCPSEF) is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. We are a diverse group of public servants who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy.

    We are leading a legal campaign to bring about accountability and justice for the B.C. government’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate for BC Public Service employees that resulted in hundreds of unnecessary wrongful terminations, thousands of early retirements, and the violation of 38,000 public servants’ medical privacy and bodily autonomy. We hold regular member meetings and advocate on behalf of current and former public servants of municipal, provincial and federal government organizations, and publicly funded non-governmental organizations, in British Columbia.

    Become a BCPSEF Member

    Any British Columbia resident may become a non-voting member of BCPS Employees for Freedom Society. Voting membership is open to any B.C. public servant, current or former, who has worked for a municipal, provincial, or federal government organization, or a publicly funded non-governmental organization in the province. Visit the BCPSEF Membership page to learn more about membership categories and sign up to Become a member.

    MEMBERSHIP OVERVIEW
    BECOME A BCPSEF MEMBER
    MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL

    We invite everyone who supports our cause to join with us to protect and advance the rights and freedoms of all British Columbians.

    MAKE A DONATION TO BCPSEF

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    ]]>         BCPSEF and UHCWBC Extend Invitations to all BC Party Leaders https://bcpsforfreedom.com/bcpsef-extends-invitations-to-all-bc-party-leaders/ Sat, 18 May 2024 17:00:51 +0000 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/?p=6166 There’s an election coming As most of us know,  B.C. has a provincial general election scheduled for October 19, 2024 – a little over four months away. Our last provincial general election was held—a bit unexpectedly—during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fast forward almost four years and British Read more

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    There's an election coming

    As most of us know,  B.C. has a provincial general election scheduled for October 19, 2024 – a little over four months away. Our last provincial general election was held—a bit unexpectedly—during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fast forward almost four years and British Columbians are heading to the ballot box again.

    A lot has happened in that time, particularly for BCPSEF members and our supporters. We’ve lived through events many of us never imagined we would, as Canadians, in our own country. For some people, nothing has changed. For others, the COVID years shifted the way we think about our world, our communities, our work, our health, and our rights.

    Invitation Letters

    To help us decide who we want to lead our province in the next four years, BCPSEF, along with the United HealthCare Workers of BC, have invited all party leaders to join us for individual member meetings to discuss their party’s policies and vision for B.C.’s future. This includes invitations sent March 18 to:

    BCPSEF looks forward to keeping you updated on who we hear from, and who has accepted our invitations.

    Who has responded to and/or accepted our invitations?

    How can I participate?

    Meetings with party leaders are for members only; If you’d like to join us and are not yet a member, please visit one of the follwing links:

    MEMBERSHIP OVERVIEW
    BECOME A BCPSEF MEMBER

    About the 2024 Provincial Election

    According to the Elections BC website, Writ Day – the day the election is called and the campaign period begins, is September 21, 2024. Advance voting runs October 10-13 and 15-16. Election day is October 19.

    Elections BC has a list of candidates who have filed a standing nomination with Elections BC (see See https://elections.bc.ca/2024-provincial-election/candidate-list/). Standing nominations are candidate nominations submitted before a general election is called. Standing nominations can be filed with Elections BC at any time before September 21, 2024. More information about the 2024 provincial election is available at https://elections.bc.ca/2024-provincial-election/.

    About BCPSEF

    BCPS Employees for Freedom (BCPSEF) is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. We are a diverse group of public servants who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy.

    We are leading a legal campaign to bring about accountability and justice for the B.C. government’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate for BC Public Service employees that resulted in hundreds of unnecessary wrongful terminations, thousands of early retirements, and the violation of 38,000 public servants’ medical privacy and bodily autonomy. We hold regular member meetings and advocate on behalf of current and former public servants of municipal, provincial and federal government organizations, and publicly funded non-governmental organizations, in British Columbia.

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    ]]>         BCPSEF Presents: A Conversation with Charles Borg https://bcpsforfreedom.com/bcpsef-presents-a-conversation-with-charles-borg/ Fri, 03 May 2024 18:00:48 +0000 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/?p=5797 Charles Borg BCPS Employees for Freedom Society (BCPSEF) is pleased to announce Charles Borg will be the speaker at our upcoming Member Meeting on Wednesday, May 22 at 7.00pm PDT Charles Borg is a retired military officer who is part of a mass tort lawsuit with 330 other Canadian military veterans Read more

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    Charles Borg

    BCPS Employees for Freedom Society (BCPSEF) is pleased to announce Charles Borg will be the speaker at our upcoming Member Meeting on Wednesday, May 22 at 7.00pm PDT

    Charles Borg is a retired military officer who is part of a mass tort lawsuit with 330 other Canadian military veterans affected by the federal government’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The group is being represented by Catherine Christensen, owner and founder of Valour Law.

    Hear the stunning testimony Ms. Christensen provided about this legal case at the 2023 National Citizens Inquiry.

    Charles also ran as a municipal candidate in North Cowichan in 2022, and is now running to be the Conservative Party of Canada candidate in the Cowichan Malahat Langford (CML) riding in the next federal election.

    Charles will tell us about the law suit he and other military veterans are involved in, and his observations – as a potential CPC candidate in a local riding – of needed changes to protect medical privacy and bodily autonomy.

    Save the Date

    • Date: Wednesday May 22, 2024
    • Time: 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Pacific
    • Where: Online by Zoom
      • Zoom link will be shared with members prior to the event

    Who can participate? All BCPSEF society members in good standing.

    Memberships expire at the end of March each year, so be sure to Renew your Membership or Become a member today.

    BECOME A MEMBER
    MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL
    MAKE A DONATION

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    ]]>         WATCH: BCPSEF Presents: Discussion with Suzanne Anton, KC, and Special Guests from UHCWBC & BCPU https://bcpsforfreedom.com/watch-bcpsef-presents-discussion-with-suzanne-anton-kc-and-special-guests-from-uhcwbc-and-bcpu/ Wed, 21 Feb 2024 18:51:38 +0000 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/?p=5307 Purolator Canada Arbitration Decision Discussion On January 23, 2024, special guest Suzanne Anton, KC joined BCPS Employees for Freedom members, together with members of United Healthcare Workers of BC and BC Paramedics United, for a discussion on the Purolator Canada arbitration decision refuting Dr. Bonnie Henry’s rationale for ongoing COVID-19 Read more

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    Purolator Canada Arbitration Decision Discussion

    On January 23, 2024, special guest Suzanne Anton, KC joined BCPS Employees for Freedom members, together with members of United Healthcare Workers of BC and BC Paramedics United, for a discussion on the Purolator Canada arbitration decision refuting Dr. Bonnie Henry’s rationale for ongoing COVID-19 workplace vaccine mandates, the Federal Court of Canada decision (PDF) that found the federal government had illegally invoked the Emergencies Act to crush the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa in 2022, and the corruption and politicization of B.C. labour unions by the BC NDP government.

    Watch the video here:

    Watch on X
    Watch on Rumble

    We’re very grateful for Ms. Anton and members of UHCWBC and BCPU for joining us as our guests. You can follow Suzanne on X at: @SuzanneAnton

    Suzanne Anton X
    United Healthcare Workers of BC
    BC Paramedics United

    Our legal campaigns are critical, precedent-setting fights to ensure the preservation of all workers’ employment and Charter rights in British Columbia and Canada for generations to come. 

    We appreciate your support!

    MAKE A DONATION
    BECOME A MEMBER

    About BCPSEF

    BCPS Employees for Freedom is a registered not-for-profit society in the Province of British Columbia. We are a diverse group of public servants who stand together for medical privacy and bodily autonomy to protect our colleagues, families, the communities we serve and future generations. Read more About us.

    We are leading a legal campaign to bring about accountability and justice for the B.C. government’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination mandate for BC Public Service employees that resulted in hundreds of unnecessary wrongful terminations, thousands of early retirements, and the violation of 38,000 public servants’ medical privacy and bodily autonomy. We hold regular member meetings and advocate on behalf of current and former public servants of municipal, provincial and federal government organizations, and publicly funded non-governmental organizations, in British Columbia.

    To become a member, please visit our membership page. To support our legal campaign, please visit our donation page.

    MAKE A DONATION
    BECOME A MEMBER

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    ]]>         The Canadian Independent: B.C. Purolator employees and owner-operators win victory in Covid-19 vaccine mandate arbitration ruling https://bcpsforfreedom.com/the-canadian-independent-b-c-purolator-employees-and-owner-operators-win-victory-in-covid-19-vaccine-mandate-arbitration-ruling/ Thu, 04 Jan 2024 18:00:56 +0000 https://bcpsforfreedom.com/?p=4709 Members of Teamsters Local Union No. 31 in Prince George, B.C filed several grievances against Purolator over its Covid-19 vaccination policy on January 10, 2022. As outlined in the summary of the ruling’s background, the union was not contesting the initial effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines in preventing infection during the Read more

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    Members of Teamsters Local Union No. 31 in Prince George, B.C filed several grievances against Purolator over its Covid-19 vaccination policy on January 10, 2022.

    As outlined in the summary of the ruling’s background, the union was not contesting the initial effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines in preventing infection during the summer and fall of 2021. Instead, they put forth the argument that the efficacy had markedly diminished by the emergence of the Omicron variant in early 2022.

    Arbitrator Nicholas Glass says in his ruling that after reviewing expert evidence the “argument that unvaccinated workers once infected were more infectious than vaccinated workers once infected” was found “to be inconclusive” and that “It did not amount to a valid reason for the mandate.”

    The ruling orders Purolator to compensate hourly paid employees for their losses, including any lost wages and benefits, between July 1, 2022, and their first day of work following May 1, 2023.

    Additionally, the ruling instructs Purolator to compensate owner-operators for their losses starting from the first date they incurred revenue loss due to being denied the use of a vaccinated relief driver.

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