• The US senate unanimously voted to pass a bill that calls on the Biden administration to declassify all intelligence about the origin of COVID-19 since the public has the right to know.
• VIA rail ordered to rehire an engineer terminated over the vaccine mandate. According to the federal arbitrator, VIA rail broke labour laws when they fired the engineer over his vaccination status.
• In a majority ruling on March 24, a US federal appeals court blocked President Biden’s executive order mandating federal workers nationwide get vaccinated against COVID-19 citing he didn’t have the authority to mandate vaccines.

• Georgia governor Brian Kemp signs into law stating that children must wait until they are 18 to make the forever life-altering decision of gender-affirming surgery and hormone replacement therapy.
• On March 5, the US Congress Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic put forth a memorandum to condemn Jeremy Farrar for his involvement in suppressing the lab leak theory and pushing the natural origin theory as “fact.” Jeremy Farrar, who is now earning a 6-figure salary as the newly appointed Chief Scientist at the World Health Organization and was also the former Director of the Wellcome Trust (a philanthropic organization that funds the WHO as well as organizations that fund gain-of-function research in Wuhan), conspired with other scientists to publish “Proximal Origins of SARS-CoV-2” in Nature in 2020. This article was seen as definitive proof that COVID was a naturally occurring virus given that it was published by the world’s “top scientists” and edited and approved by Dr. Fauci of the NIAID. New evidence shows that during a conference call only 3 days prior to the publication of the paper, most scientists involved in the article believed the virus was not natural.
• Canadian premiers tell PM Justin Trudeau they won’t be sharing citizens’ medical data with the federal government. All 12 premiers in Canada have signed a joint letter saying that their territories and provinces will not be sharing healthcare data with the federal government. The federal government made sharing the data a requirement for its increased healthcare funding to provinces.

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