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Covid Collateral – Film Screening

Name: Covid Collateral – Film Screening
Start: 2025-03-06T19:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-03-08T21:30:00-05:00
Location: Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema

6 March @ 7:00 pm - 8 March @ 9:30 pm

CAD$45.20

What happens when science is censored in a free society?

Five years after the WHO first declared the COVID-19 pandemic, the US Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic issued its final report. It exposes the co-ordinated machine of censorship that shut down the voices of highly credentialed scientists who opposed lockdowns and who suggested Covid originated from a lab leak in China.

Covid Collateral is a landmark documentary which traces how important scientific debate which would have served the public good was suppressed. How was the powerful medical establishment, along with Dr. Fauci and the Biden government, involved in influencing Big Tech (recent statements by Mark Zuckerberg) and the media, to censor leading scientists critical of Covid policies?

After the screening, please join our distinguished panel: moderator, journalist Rupa Subramanya; Irvin Studin, president of The Institute for 21st Century Questions; lawyer Lisa Bildy; Regina Watteel, statistician and author, and filmmaker Vanessa who all will share fresh perspectives about the impact of Covid policies on Canadians. How can we forge a path forward as a society in confronting a future public crisis?

Watch the trailer