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Laval Fired Provost for Warning on Child Vaccination

Day 1 · 6:43:26 · Patrick Provost

  • 📢 After publicly warning against COVID shots for ages 5–11 in late 2021, Laval suspended him eight weeks without pay.
  • 🚫 Continued informed-consent advocacy brought further sanctions; in 2024 the tenured full professor was fired.
  • ⚖️ Quebec’s academic-freedom law and the Charter failed to protect dialogue; complainants were never allowed to meet him.

Institutional punishment for dissenting pediatric vaccine risk speech.

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Transcript

Patrick Provost · 6:43:26

You have launched an alert on COVID vaccination for 5 to 11-year-old children when it was a approved in November 2021, and you were targeted by Laval University, your employer at the time. Can you tell us about this? All this started when I spoke publicly on risks for COVID vaccines for children that were, uh, 5 to 2011. Laval University disciplined me. It, it was 8 weeks suspension without, um, income. So that was my first ever disciplinary action. Then I continued to speak on the topic because I wanted to give information so so that people could give informed consent, and children should not receive that vaccine because of the risks.

Patrick Provost · 6:44:34

So I continued to speak on the topic, and Laval University wanted to shut me out, and I believe that as a professor at University of Laval. So I had the highest level of professorship and I had a permanent job, and these professors should be able to express themselves freely on different issues. Laval University Canadian embassy, uh, continued to sanction me. So for over 6 months, and in 2024, I was fired because I shared my expertise and my knowledge to Canadians to inform so that they had better information, so that they would have information through media, but also so they could see the other side in media.

Patrick Provost · 6:45:51

It was underestimated by authorities. The message was not balanced. I felt that these, uh, this should be public. Thank you, Professor Provost. The MPs can now ask you questions if they have Sure, I'll ask a question.