Eye-opening doc shines a light on BC's lingering COVID mandates for health workers

The film, which was produced by two prominent activists in Vancouver’s freedom movement, is a collaborative effort with the Canadian Society for Science and Ethics in medicine that sheds light on the damage the province's ongoing vaccine mandates imposed on health-care workers has caused citizens.

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The health-care system in British Columbia is still critically understaffed, but is the province ignoring an easy fix to address the unrelenting medical crisis? A short documentary premiering this Saturday, May 13, called “The Hidden Healthcare Crisis” aims to inform the public about how that is the case.

The film, which was produced by two prominent activists in Vancouver’s freedom movement, Alicia Johnson and Danielle Pistilli, is a collaborative effort with the Canadian Society for Science and Ethics in medicine (CSSEM) that sheds light on the damage the province's ongoing vaccine mandates imposed on health-care workers has caused citizens.

Along with sharing ways that the vaccine mandate has strained B.C.’s health-care system, the documentary features medical professionals' heartbreaking stories about struggling to maintain bodily autonomy and experiencing political persecution whilst advocating for informed consent.

It will also inform viewers about the legal battle the CSSEM has taken on in the form of filing for a judicial review of the mandate that prevents healthy and qualified vaccine-free workers from saving lives in certain medial settings, such as hospitals.

In the full video report, you'll hear from Hidden Healthcare Crisis producer Alicia Johnson and one of the film's featured medical professionals, Christine Wiebe, as they share more about the film as well as details about Christine’s plight working in mammography.

The initial screening of the film will be taking donations towards the CSSEM’s legal case, and will be held at Shore Church Lions Gate Christian Academy this Saturday, with doors opening at 6 p.m.

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