Federal COVID jab Ponzi scheme ends in late-2025
The federal government announced January 9 it will no longer purchase COVID vaccines—assigning that responsibility to provincial governments for the end of this calendar year.
The federal government quietly announced that it will cease funding for COVID vaccines at the end of 2025. According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, provinces and territories will have to purchase vaccines after the fact—and at their discretion.
The agency also published vaccination guidance Friday through to the summer of 2026, reported the National Post. They urged seniors 80 years and older, as well as residents in long-term care facilities to get two COVID doses every year.
Canadians 65 years and older, as well as health-care workers, and pregnant women should get one dose every year, says the guidance.
EXCLUSIVE: @TamaraUgo looks at exclusive documents obtained by Rebel News which show how most of the funding allocated to Canada's Vaccine Injury Support Program is being funnelled to a consulting firm, not victims of vaccine injuries.
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) January 26, 2024
WATCH: https://t.co/QGRX8G0dEP.
“Unlike influenza, SARS-CoV-2 has been circulating year-round, without a clear pattern in disease activity,” said the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI), the report authors.
“However, since 2022, COVID-19 activity has consistently been higher from late summer to early January, coinciding with the fall/winter respiratory season.”
It reads that additional amendments to the guidance may occur if significant new strains are identified this year.
The Public Health Agency of Canada reports over $1.2 billion wasted in expired doses, marking the highest financial loss disclosed to date, as COVID-19 vaccine uptake dwindles.
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) December 18, 2024
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As of December 2024, the federal government threw away nearly 25.6 million doses of COVID vaccines. That excludes 41.5 million doses sent out of the country.
The taxpayer bill for the discarded doses was a whopping $1.2 billion, reported Blacklock’s.
“As additional vaccines were authorized for use in Canada, manufacturers increased production capacity and demand from Canadians decreased,” read a briefing note directed to Health Minister Mark Holland. “Overall wastage increased,” it said.
“Additionally as new formulations have been authorized for use to address variants of concern, wastage of older formulations has increased.”
Feds testify on $173 million COVID-19 vaccine factory that never got built
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) December 5, 2023
The Trudeau Liberals signed a 'non-refundable' advance purchase agreement with Medicago despite no reassurances that Health Canada would approve the vaccine for consumption.https://t.co/FmBcEtx8I7
In 2021, the federal government signed agreements with vaccine manufacturers, securing millions of doses of COVID vaccines through 2024. The Pfizer deal included an option for 60 million doses last year.
According to a 2022 Auditor General report, each vaccine cost taxpayers about $30 per shot.
“The Public Health Agency does not intend to procure additional Covid-19 vaccines once firm contractual deliveries under existing Advance Purchase Agreements are completed at the end of the calendar year 2024 for messenger RiboNucleic Acid vaccines and in 2024 for non-mRNA vaccines,” the briefing note said.
“Canadians expect us to be ready for whatever happens, and there is certainly a hope that booster shots might not be necessary,” Trudeau said in a 2021 televised address. “But we are much better off to ensure that we are prepared in case they are.”
Secretive contracts signed by former procurement minister Anita Anand are continuing to cost Canadians with over $2 billion spent on expired vaccine doses.
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) April 11, 2024
FULL REPORT by @TamaraUgo: https://t.co/x5ipRPcZQP
As uptake started to wane, Health Canada pivoted away from the term “booster” and towards “up to date” in June 2022. “We will never be fully vaccinated against Covid-19,” said then-health minister Jean-Yves Duclos. “Like the virus, our immunity also evolves.”
Duclos was adamant that being “up to date” on vaccinations meant receiving a fresh jab every nine months.
When health officials raised concerns over another COVID wave in the fall of 2023, only 15% of Canadians aged five and up received an “updated” dose for COVID. That number included half of older, higher-risk individuals who declined to seek another injection.
Only 3.9% of the population is “vaccinated per recommendations,” reads a federal update from July.

Alex Dhaliwal
Calgary Based Journalist
Alex Dhaliwal is a Political Science graduate from the University of Calgary. He has actively written on relevant Canadian issues with several prominent interviews under his belt.

COMMENTS
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-01-14 21:10:34 -0500It’s a scam, not a Ponzi scheme. Even so, millions of tax dollars have been wasted by Trudeau and Tam’s over-reaction to the COVID flu. And it speaks volumes that Liberals are funnelling so much of OUR money to consultants. So they give us the con and live like sultans. Meanwhile, people are deciding which bills to pay and what they must live without. I doubt any of those high-priced bureaucrats and consultants know what it’s like to be poor.