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The federal government has placed at least 20 employees of Health Canada on unpaid leave related to vaccination status, while the Human Rights Commission also admits to firing fewer than 10 employees for not complying with the jab or job mandate of Trudeau's government.

Hundreds of other public servants across dozens of federal agencies and ministries were also constructively fired for their decisions to remain unvaccinated or to not divulge their COVID-19 vaccination status to their managers.

The data comes from an order paper response to a government-wide inquiry posed by Conservative MP Rosemarie Falk of BattleFords-Lloydminster.

The breakdown of fired federal bureaucrats is as follows:

• Department of Fisheries and Oceans - 74
• Department of National Defence - 155
• Social Development Canada - 159
• Health Canada - 20
• Public Health Agency of Canada - 7
• Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship - 68
• Canadian Human Rights Commission - fewer than 10
• Privy Council Office - 3
• Public Safety - 237
• Canada Border Services Agency - 57
• RCMP - 82
• Transport Canada - 34

The exact number of federal employees fired for not providing their private medical information is impossible to surmise because ironically, several agencies including the Ministry for Women and Gender Studies, the Canadian Energy Regulator, the Northern Pipeline Agency, the Federal Economic Development Agency of Southern Ontario and Intergovernental Affairs declined to provide the numbers citing privacy concerns.

The Economic Development Agency of Northern Ontario, unlike their Southern sibling agency, did provide their data, saying no employees were laid off.