For the second time in a year, a group named Call to Halt-19 has issued letters to the Canadian government and relevant authorities asking them to refrain from providing and administering COVID-19 mRNA injections to the Canadian public.
The first letter was sent to approximately 1,200 provincial, territorial and federal representatives, and as of now there has been no reply or acknowledgement yet.
Amidst these letters, which ask numerous questions and present facts against the so-called benefits of these injections, federal and provincial government officials and several academics continue to maintain that the mRNA vaccines are highly safe and effective.
Here is what a medical professional had to say about the government’s findings on the COVID-19 injections, “While federal and provincial government officials and several academics continue to maintain that the mRNA vaccines are highly safe and effective, our observations from the scientific literature lead us to a very different conclusion,” says Dr. Steven Pelech, University of British Columbia Professor of Medicine and a letter signatory. “We therefore feel it is incumbent to continue speaking up about these genetic vaccines.”
The original letter, which had 86 letter signatories and 7,400 supporters, did not just call for a halt to these injections but also an independent and transparent public inquiry into the regulatory processes leading to their approval and ongoing use, and more research to understand health risks.
It details concerns such as DNA contamination, batch inconsistencies, and IgG4 antibodies (which increase SARS-CoV-2 infection likelihood).
This second letter is loaded with more scientific concerns like the persistence of vaccine components in the body, a biologically plausible connection to cancer, and lipid nanoparticles alone having toxicity.

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“The scientific evidence pointing to serious issues with these mRNA vaccines continues to grow,” says Dr. Bernard Massie, PhD, an expert in vaccine development and another letter signatory. “When credible evidence of potential harm continues to accumulate, the Precautionary Principle calls for action, not delay. We believe these products should be halted pending an independent, transparent, scientific review.”
The Call to Halt-19 group is hoping this second issuance will result in fruitful discussion with politicians and public health officials, spread further awareness among citizens, help the vaccine injured, and the need for truth and transparency, which should lead to the halt of these injections once and for all.
Here are some of the support letters written by concerned Canadians and some from beyond Canada.
Eugene from ONT, Canada wrote: “I am 74 years old. I consider myself quite healthy. There are absolutely no pharma cuticles in my system. The last true vaccination was around 1963. No COVID shot, no injection, never a flu shot. Maybe I had the flu some 50 years ago. I am enjoying my good health and want to keep it that way.)
Bruce from Alberta, Canada wrote, “I believe that the governments purposely faked a pandemic based on a false PCR test in order to vax the world population with mRNA vaccines, which have caused deaths and terrible vax injuries. I hope that this crime will become known to the general public and that these vaccines will be outlawed.”
Bill from the USA wrote, “I lost my family due to this jab.”

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Maria, a health care professional from South Africa, wrote, “This bio-weapon needs to be stopped immediately.”
Fiona from Ireland wrote, “The vaccine was not well tested before people were forced or bullied into taking it. Side effects have been ignored by health professionals. We do not know a fraction of the damage that has been done to people against their will.”
These are just a few of many letters and testimonies which are too many to mention here. Here is the link to both letters sent to these various Canadian governments. Readers can add their names in the slot to become a letter supporter.
Letter0530.pdf
call2halt19_letter_27aug2026.pdf