Previous attempts to sue the province and Henry have so far failed.
A charitable society founded by a Vernon lab tech who lost her job along with hundreds of other B.C. health-care workers who refused the COVID-19 vaccine has launched a class-action lawsuit against provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry .
"I started a non-profit society for all B.C. health-care workers who were also affected by the mandates," she says. Perepolkin was employed by Interior Health at Vernon Jubilee Hospital, where she had worked since 2004.Co-plaintiff Ferguson was an employee of Island Health at the Cumberland Regional Hospital laundry. He had worked there since June 2015 and was put on leave, then fired on the same dates.
The suit claims that none of the COVID vaccines' product monographs state anything about viral transmission protection and thus claims that it can protect other people are misleading.
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