In a move likened some North Korean border closing dictate, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that for anyone 12 and older, a ‘no shot, no travel order’ will take effect on Oct. 30. The order will immediately isolate 30% of the Canadian population who are still unvaccinated…overnight. The order covers not only travel by air but also throughout the county by train. Trudeau claims there will be a “few extremely narrow exceptions, like a valid medical condition.” However, the political climate around the Covid shots has already caused a chilling effect on doctors’ willingness to write them and review boards’ appetite to approve them.

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Jefferey Jaxen is an investigative journalist and researcher, best known for his weekly segment The Jaxen Report on The HighWire. With a sharp eye for detail and a talent for clear, compelling storytelling, he has exposed major issues in medicine, science, and public health policy, earning recognition as a trusted voice in independent journalism.

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ICAN Releases Recordings of FDA’s Peter Marks; Vaccine Official Dismissed Vaccine Injuries

The Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) and REACT 19 held a joint press conference today to reveal a trove of secret recordings and FOIA documents of Peter Marks, the former Director of the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research. The press conference included ICAN Founder Del Bigtree, Attorney Aaron Siri, and REACT 19’s Brianne Dressen.Continue reading ICAN Releases Recordings of FDA’s Peter Marks; Vaccine Official Dismissed Vaccine Injuries

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Health & Nutrition

Florida Investigation Finds 78% of “Traditional” Candy Tested Contains Arsenic

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, First Lady Casey DeSantis, and Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo released details about a candy safety investigation that revealed 28 out of 46 products contained arsenic ranging from 180 to 570 parts per billion. While the United States does not have actionable levels of arsenic for candy, it does setContinue reading Florida Investigation Finds 78% of “Traditional” Candy Tested Contains Arsenic

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Vaccines

Pfizer Partners With Walgreens to “Provide Informative Vaccine Content” – Appointment Scheduling

Pfizer has announced a partnership with Walgreens with the “goal of providing patients with informative vaccine content from their pharmacy,” raising concerns about a conflict of interest. The press release states that Walgreens pharmacists will provide a personalized touch for patients, including answering questions about safety concerns. Patients who are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccineContinue reading Pfizer Partners With Walgreens to “Provide Informative Vaccine Content” – Appointment Scheduling

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Science & Tech

Rocky Mountain Labs Had Safety Breach With Deadly Foreign Pathogen In November, WCWP Reveals

Rocky Mountain Lab isolated and monitored an employee they believed was potentially exposed to the highly pathogenic disease Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF), as reported by Greg Piper for Just The News, after the White Coat Waste Project (WCWP) uncovered a “biological incident” on 11/13/25. Piper reported that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)Continue reading Rocky Mountain Labs Had Safety Breach With Deadly Foreign Pathogen In November, WCWP Reveals

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Environment

EPA Provides “Strong Protections” For Dicamba Use On Soybeans And Cotton For Next Two Years

The EPA announced last Friday that it is implementing the “strongest protections in agency history” for over-the-top dicamba herbicide use on soybeans and cotton for two years. The agency’s statement said the move will support farmers and rural communities, and the decision is in direct response to advocacy from cotton and soybean farmers. The decisionContinue reading EPA Provides “Strong Protections” For Dicamba Use On Soybeans And Cotton For Next Two Years

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Policy

EPA Provides “Strong Protections” For Dicamba Use On Soybeans And Cotton For Next Two Years

The EPA announced last Friday that it is implementing the “strongest protections in agency history” for over-the-top dicamba herbicide use on soybeans and cotton for two years. The agency’s statement said the move will support farmers and rural communities, and the decision is in direct response to advocacy from cotton and soybean farmers. The decisionContinue reading EPA Provides “Strong Protections” For Dicamba Use On Soybeans And Cotton For Next Two Years

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