Dan Hartman, grieving father and proud advocate for his son Sean, has announced his intention to appeal a recent ruling from the Ontario Superior Court in his case against Health Canada.

Since losing Sean soon after receiving his Covid-19 vaccine, Dan has been fighting for answers. He asked the court to determine if the federal health agency provided sufficient warning to Canadians about the potential risks of taking a Covid vaccine.

Justice Sandra Antoniani ruled that Health Canada owed no “duty of care” to individual Canadians harmed by pandemic measures; that public health decisions, including vaccine approval and promotion, were core policy matters shielded from liability. Her ruling states that the federal health department’s pandemic response was aimed at mitigating the health impact of Covid-19 on the Canadian public, and that “urgent action” was necessary at the time. “Imposition of a private duty of care would have a negative impact on the ability of the defendants to prioritize the interests of the entire public.”

Sean was a healthy and vibrant teen when the pandemic struck, and lockdowns were implemented en masse. Sean was also an avid hockey player, determined to get his vaccine despite his father’s concerns, after the Ontario Minor Hockey Association enforced a vaccination policy for all players.

Sean’s symptoms began within days and continued to progress without any support from the doctors they appealed to. Sean was then found deceased in his bedroom, just 33 days post-vaccination. As with many autopsy reports during this time, Sean’s came back with no ‘known’ cause. A second opinion from pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole determined that Sean had died as a result of spike protein accumulation in his adrenal glands.

Dan Hartman applied for support through the Canadian government’s Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) and was immediately denied due to ‘lack of supporting evidence’. He has since reapplied with the pathology report from Dr. Cole, with no response.

This ruling has inflicted further despair in an already tragic situation and is another slap in the face for those who trusted the government to have their best interests at heart.

We support Dan Hartman in his fight for answers and accountability. Too many Canadians have been harmed or worse, as a result of our government’s aggressive and unapologetic response.

For the countless injuries and deaths across Canada, brought on by these mRNA vaccines we ask the courts – Who should the duty of care fall to, if not to those who enforced it?

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