Something strange is happening in Canada. People are dying unexpectedly—and no one seems to have a solid answer why. The official term being thrown around is “excess deaths”, which sounds clinical, detached, almost bureaucratic. But what we’re really talking about here are real people — mothers, fathers, neighbors — whose lives ended without clear explanation.
And lately, it’s been happening a lot.
A report from the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) has shaken things up in a big way. It’s titled “Post-Covid Canada: The Rise in Unexpected Deaths,” and if you haven’t heard about it yet, buckle up — because it paints a deeply unsettling picture of what’s been going on behind the scenes since those infamous pandemic years.
Let’s start with the data, because numbers don’t lie — at least not when they’re honestly reported.
In 2021, Canada recorded about 13,500 “unexpected deaths.” That’s already high. But in 2022, that number more than doubled to over 31,000. That’s not just a small statistical blip — that’s a flashing red alarm.
And here’s where it gets even stranger: 2022 was also the year when Canada had its highest number of “Covid deaths” on record, despite over 80% of the population being fully vaccinated.
Wait, what? How do more vaccines lead to more Covid deaths and more unexplained deaths overall? That’s the million-dollar question no one in power seems eager to answer.
Remember the lockdowns? The travel bans? The workplace mandates that forced people to choose between their job and their jab?
From 2020 to 2022, Canada became one of the most restrictive nations on Earth. You couldn’t board a plane, train, or even a ferry without showing proof of vaccination. Thousands of workers — nurses, truckers, public servants — lost their livelihoods overnight.
Now, researchers are saying the fallout from those policies didn’t just wreck the economy or people’s mental health — it may have killed more people than it saved.
Lockdowns led to skyrocketing overdose deaths. Alcohol-related deaths spiked. Countless cancer screenings and heart surgeries were delayed. And then there’s that haunting category Statistics Canada calls “unknown causes,” which keeps getting bigger every year.
For Canadians under 45 who died in 2022, 15% had no listed cause of death. Let that sink in.
Benjamin Klassen, the lead author of the JCCF report, didn’t pull punches. He said outright:
“Canadians were seriously misled about COVID and about the safety and effectiveness of government lockdowns and vaccine mandates.”
He’s calling for immediate transparency and a full investigation. And honestly, can you blame him?
Why are so many people dying “unexpectedly”? Why did excess deaths explode after the mandates and not before? And why is there still no nationwide effort to figure it out?
Funny enough, these are the same questions many Canadians have been asking quietly at their kitchen tables, while the mainstream headlines keep moving on to the next crisis.
This isn’t abstract. Talk to anyone long enough, and they’ll mention someone — a friend, a relative, a coworker — who “just suddenly died.” It’s become almost common to hear stories like:
“He was only 39 and healthy.”
“She collapsed at home, no warning.”
“They said it was a heart thing, but they’re not sure.”
These are stories you used to hear once in a blue moon. Now, it’s weekly.
And whether you think it’s the vaccine, the stress, the healthcare backlog, or something else entirely — one thing’s for sure: something changed after 2021.
The Justice Centre isn’t just sounding the alarm — they’re demanding action:
Governments and Statistics Canada must provide timely, accurate death data.
There must be independent investigations into vaccine harms.
Legal protection for doctors and scientists who speak out.
Pretty reasonable, right? Transparency shouldn’t be controversial — unless, of course, there’s something worth hiding.
Even Alberta’s Premier, Danielle Smith, has taken notice. After her province’s independent Covid review, her government recommended stopping mRNA shots for healthy kids and teens.
That’s a big move — and it’s the kind of political courage we didn’t see much of during the height of the pandemic.
But Ottawa? Still silent. No federal inquiry. No apology. No accountability.
You’d think with tens of thousands of unexplained deaths, someone in power might be curious enough to dig deeper. Instead, it’s crickets.
Maybe the real issue isn’t just about vaccines or mandates. Maybe it’s about trust — or the lack of it.
People were told to “trust the science,” but when the science changes, the narrative doesn’t. And now, with data showing more Canadians dying than ever before, the silence is deafening.
We’ve reached a point where asking questions is labeled “misinformation,” even if those questions come with official government data attached.
Let’s be real: if the government was confident in its Covid response, it wouldn’t be afraid of transparency.
This isn’t about being “anti-vax” or “pro-vax.” It’s about being pro-truth.
If even half of what the JCCF report claims is accurate, Canada owes its people answers — and fast. Because behind every “excess death” statistic is a grieving family wondering why.
And pretending everything’s fine? That’s no longer an option.
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