Hope readers take the time to read that link Brian? Thanks

“In October of last year, Health Canada announced that it would be raising the fees it charges to drug manufacturers for new medicines introduced into the market. Historically, Health Canada has used these fees to fund 50% of its operating costs in regulating prescription medication, but plans to raise this to 90% with the coming fee increase. It also plans to provide a 24% rebate if it fails to review new drug applications within the accepted time frame.

Before user fees were introduced in 1994, Health Canada was entirely funded by tax dollars. Now, with the majority of its funding arising directly from the pharmaceutical industry, questions have been raised about whether or not the goal of drug companies to sell their products in vast quantities poses a conflict of interest with Health Canada’s responsibility to provide safe and effective drugs to Canadians.”

It’s a huge conflict of interest!

https://datac.ca/health-canada-switches-mainly-pharmaceutical-funding/

https://pennyforyourthoughts2.ca/2022/06/07/pfizer-biontech-want-emergency-authorization-to-experiment-on-your-children/